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Germany has witnessed a global increase in the number of international students, especially Indians, opting to study there. The country’s universities are best known for their curriculum, cutting-edge facilities, and multicultural environment. Indian students who study in Germany have to pay zero to very low tuition fees for their Master’s programs, which is one of the primary reasons why the country is highly preferred by international students.
From the tall mountains to beautiful cities, the landscape of Germany is charming and attractive. But, above all these, what makes Germany different from most other popular study destinations is that you can pursue a Master’s in Germany’s public universities for free.
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Particulars
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Key Facts to Study in Germany
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Languages Spoken
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German
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Cost of Study
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Euro 500 - Euro 30,000
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Sources of Funding
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Scholarships, Fellowships, Internships, Part-time Jobs
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Exams Required
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IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT
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Degrees
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UG, PG, PhD
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Intakes
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Winter, Summer
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As an international student planning to study abroad, you will obviously find it useful to learn the benefits of studying in Germany. With over 140 universities offering 18,000+ courses in various streams and disciplines at all levels of study, you are sure to find a course that suits your tastes and interests.
The total number of Indian students studying in Germany has crossed 17,500, with the number of Indian students being thrice the average number of students coming to Germany from other countries. Though the official language of the country is German, there are several English-taught programs you can pursue. The increasing number of international students in Germany has made the country a multicultural one.
You may wonder what makes Germany a preferred study abroad destination among international students. Studying in Germany tends to be more affordable for several students compared to many other countries, and this has led to the popularity of the country. We have listed a few benefits of studying in Germany below.
As you might already know, Germany offers courses in all popular streams, and you will definitely get to study your preferred courses. Germany is more popular for Engineering courses, and the technical universities in Germany are considered better than the ones in several other countries. However, Arts colleges and courses are not a bad choice, and you will definitely find qualified faculties. Given below is a list of popular courses chosen by international students in Germany.
You should keep in mind that these are just a list of popular courses, and you are free to pursue courses that are not mentioned in this list. We know that you will be curious to learn more about the additional costs you will incur as you study in Germany. The same is explained below, and you can read to get all details you need to know.
Germany has several reputed public universities and private universities, which you can apply for. As mentioned above, public universities in Germany do not charge tuition fees for Master’s programs. We have gathered a list of the best universities in Germany for you. You can refer to this table and make a wise decision. It should be noted that there are several other universities you can choose from. It is a good idea to contact East West Migration’s counsellors so that you get updated information on the universities you can choose based on your academic scores.
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Name of University
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QS WUR, 2024
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THE, 2023
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Average Annual Tuition Fees (in Euro)
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Technical University of Munich
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37
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30
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Euro 276 - Euro 305
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Universitat Heidelberg
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87
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43
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Euro 372
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Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin
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120
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86
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Euro 307 - Euro 350
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RWTH Aachen University
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106
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99
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Euro 575
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Eberhard Karls Universitat Tubingen
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213
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EURO 3000
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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen
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54
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33
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Euro 258 - Euro 287
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Freie Universitat Berlin
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98
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91
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Euro 4000 - Euro 8000
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KIT, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
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119
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Euro 3000 - Euro 18000
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Technische Universitat Berlin (TU Berlin)
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154
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156
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Euro 308
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Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat Freiberg
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192
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Euro 300
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If you are a non-native speaker of the English language, you will be required to prove your proficiency in English. The minimum test score asked for by universities can vary greatly, and you should check the official website of the university to know the score that you may have to obtain. There can also be changes based on the course and program you choose. IELTS and TOEFL are the most popular English proficiency tests accepted by German universities. However, there are a few universities which have not made it mandatory for international students to produce English proficiency test scores. Nonetheless, it is advisable to attempt the test as it will help you stand out from the others. The table below shows the minimum score you may need to obtain in popular tests.
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English Proficiency Test
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Minimum Score Required
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IELTS
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5.0
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TOEFL
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79
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