Admissions, Visa & University Guidance
Why students choose Germany? Highest Quality of Education and the Opportunity to Work and Settle in Germany.
If a student chooses a University in Germany, his / her choice is right and one of the best. Germany is the right place for higher education and for a lucrative career. It is a paradise for those students aspiring to study and enrich their future especially for those who dream of a technical or mechanical career. Also famous for any course chosen and added advantage is the the subsidized fees. The Universities are famous for its theoretical as well as practical sessions. Therefore getting a job is not at all difficult and hence students prefer Germany to stay back and work. The theories are easy to understand because of the practical sessions which are conducted by the Universities.
Quality of Education High-quality education is essential for a student who is ambitious to improve himself/herself. Though there are many universities around the world, some of the best universities are in Germany. The opportunities are vast in this industrious country.
Admissions to Public Universities in Germany
The education system in Germany
The education system of Germany reforms and frequently modifies itself to give new and contemporary ideas to the students who are studying at German Universities. The Bologna Declaration applies for the reform in education and it recommends changes. This declaration is to increase the employment of the students who are studying at the German University. Students get placement in International companies because of this new system.
Students who have obtained admission to Public universities do not pay any tuition fees and are completely free.
Some public universities in Germany charge a tuition fee of around 300 Euros per semester or 3000 Euros per annum. This depends on the university and course.
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Intakes in Germany:
Germany has two main academic intakes for international students, a major Winter intake, which starts around September / October, and a Summer Intake, which starts around March / April.
Courses offered in the Germany
One can find hundreds of courses in hundreds of Universities in Germany. Many courses are available based on Architecture, Medicine, Engineering, Technology, Mechanical, Business and Law.
One can do advanced level courses also and the courses stand for its equality of education and opportunities. Students can get good cultural experience in the way of living and studying. IELTS is an essential examination while a student plans to go abroad and it is accepted by many countries around the world. IELTS is required to get into Germany for public universities, you may also contact your counsellor at THE IMMACULATE reg universities and institutions that do not require IELTS.
Cost to study in Germany
Public Universities: The majority of public universities in Germany are tuition-free for all students, including non-EU/EEA international students, for most undergraduate and consecutive Master’s programs.
Private Universities: Private universities always charge tuition fees, which typically range from €10,000 to €20,000 per year, depending on the program and institution.
Living Expenses in the Germany
The Cost of Living in Germany is very reasonable compared to other European countries. You will need approximately 860 euros a month for your living expenses in Germany.
On average, you will earn around 500 Euros which will cover a major portion of your living expenses in Germany. 10,332 euros per year or 12,024 US dollars per annum.
Prices of food, bills, accommodation, clothes and entertainment are usually in line with the European Union average. You can choose your monthly rent which may be your largest expense in Germany.
Work Opportunities and stay back Options in the Germany
Apply for 18 months Post Study Work Visa after your course
Part Times Jobs: The most common opportunities fall within the service industry, retail, and academic support roles, such as becoming a student assistant, research assistant, or tutor. Popular specific jobs include working as a cashier, waiter, or an English language tutor.
Full Times Jobs
Once you complete your course, you will earn an average salary of 60000 to 100000 Euros per annum.
Note: Salaries are much higher depending on the jobs.
Visa Application Guidelines
The Student Visa Process to move to Germany
Submit the application for a German student visa at the German embassy or consulate, in your home country. The decision from the embassy on your visa application is based on the information and the supporting documents you provide. These documents need to be sent as originals, accompanied by two photocopies of each.
Document Checklist to apply for a German student visa:
- Two duly completed national visa application forms.
- Valid national passport.
- Previous passports. (If applicable)
- Two recently taken biometric portrait photographs. (Strict photo requirements).
Proof of admission into a study program.
- University admission letter
- Letter of admission in foundation course. Issued by a Studienkolleg.
- Admission Offer Letter from the college or university
- Letter of admission for a preparatory German language course.
- Authenticated certificates of earlier education.
Academic records or transcript.
- Curriculum vitae. It has to be accompanied with evidences of previous and current internship and work experiences, if any.
- Financial Support ( Education Loan ) The evidence you provide must show you have enough money to cover your living, accommodation and study costs.
- Blocked bank account. The easiest and the fastest way is to open a German Blocked Account
- Scholarship awarding certificate.
Health insurance.
Motivational letter. You will have to put forth the reason for choosing a specific university or a study program. Mention about your study and future plans and how your study will be improving your career and life.
Marriage certificate.
- Proof of payment of visa application fee.
- Proof of German language proficiency. (For German language taught courses only and mixed-language study programs).
- DSH -German Language University Entrance Examination for International Applicants
- Test DaF – Test of German as a Foreign Language
- GDS – Goethe Institute German Language Diploma
- Level II – DSD German Language Diploma of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs.
- Proof of English language proficiency
- TOEFL Test of English as a Foreign Language
- IELTS The International English Language Testing System Accepted scores are 5 – 6.5.
Why go to the Germany through THE IMMACULATE ?
Scholarships and Complete Visa Support from THE IMMACULATE
Guidance to students with Scholarships for Foreign students
- Kofi Annan MBA Scholarships
- Civil Society Leadership Awards
- The Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences
- Goethe Goes Global Scholarships
- Heinrich Boll Scholarships in Germany for International Students
- Hessnatur Scholarship 2014
- Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Scholarships in Germany for International Students
- DAAD Masters Scholarships for Public Policy & Good Governance
- ESMT Women’s Academic Scholarships
- DAAD Scholarships for Development-Related Postgraduate Courses
- The Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences
- Goethe Goes Global Scholarships
English Proficiency Test
TOEFL or IELTS Accepted scores are 5 – 6.5.
German Language levels prescribed by the universities. ( not mandatory)
Online IELTS and German Language coaching / classroom coaching is offered by THE IMMACULATE and registration of the IELTS exam is done by us. Students require training to get a good band score in this examination. THE IMMACULATE trainers will teach and guide any student to improve his/her band score and German Language levels.
University List
Colleges and Universities in Germany
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List of prominent public universities in Germany
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FAQ – Study Abroad in Germany
Germany is known for its high-quality education, strong research focus, and affordable tuition at public universities. At TICSE, we recommend Germany for students seeking globally recognized degrees with excellent career prospects in engineering, technology, and applied sciences.
Germany offers public universities, universities of applied sciences (Fachhochschulen), and private institutions. TICSE helps students choose the right institution based on academic background and career goals.
Popular programs include Engineering, Mechanical & Automotive Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Electrical Engineering, Business Management, and Natural Sciences. TICSE provides personalized course selection guidance.
Germany generally has two main intakes:
• Winter Intake (October – main intake)
• Summer Intake (April – limited programs)
TICSE ensures students apply within the correct deadlines.
For English-taught programs, German language is not mandatory. However, learning basic German helps with daily life and part-time jobs. TICSE guides students on language requirements and learning options.
German universities accept IELTS and TOEFL for English-taught programs. Score requirements vary by course. TICSE offers English exam coaching to help students meet eligibility criteria.
Visa processing usually takes 6 to 12 weeks, depending on the application and embassy workload. TICSE ensures accurate visa filing to reduce delays.
Yes. Graduates can apply for an 18-month post-study job search visa. TICSE guides students on post-study career options and long-term planning.
Students often work in warehouses, restaurants, research assistant roles, supermarkets, and campus jobs. TICSE prepares students with job-readiness tips.
Students can choose from student dormitories, shared apartments (WG), or private rentals. TICSE assists students in understanding accommodation options.