In Germany the education is excellent and yet free of charge. In general the public universities have no tuition fees. Students just have to pay administrative costs per semester, which often include the semester ticket for train and bus travel in the city or state area. With a student ID one will receive discounts in many places, like shops (mostly special days are designated for students to receive discounts), leisure activities (like cinema, sports, museums etc.) or travel within Germany or in Europe.

There is a wide range of master courses, so candidates will surely find a course that matches their interests, be it with a practical approach or research oriented. Moreover, Germany suffers from a lack of manpower in many fields, foreign candidates with a good education and a solid command of German, are in high demand.

Overall Germany is an economically stable and also safe country.

In Germany, you can opt for a master’s taught in English as well as in German (via the MEP Program). In order to qualify for the direct English taught the student must have a very high percentage as well as the need to compete with many more other such aspirants. Few courses are offered in English in comparison to German-taught masters. Also, studying an English-based master’s leads to difficulties in finding an internship, thesis or job upon completion, as the (internal) communication in companies is in German.

German taught master’s program

There is a wide selection of German-taught masters and many courses also fall under the non-NC category. Meaning a lot more admission slots are available. To study master’s one must prove enough German language skills (C1 Hochschule level). As language is the key to finding better internships or jobs as more companies would be interested in offering such positions. MEP prepares candidates to achieve this goal.

To sum it up: There is no right or wrong when choosing the type of university. See what fits your needs and interests best. With degrees from either university you will have good chances to find a good job afterwards

To answer it shortly: In most public Universities there are NO tuition fees, as they are publicly funded. But there are some administrative charges which could be anywhere between 0 to 500€ per semester. This includes mostly the ID card, the administration fees, the local transport etc.

Fees are charged mostly at private universities.

You can apply for the MEP and mostly the work experience is an added advantage. Some Universities also take relevant work experience into account for Credit point calculations.

If you fail the final German exam, you can either apply for a re-exam or attend the coursework again.

If you are admitted to a master’s but fail to get the domestic bachelor’s degree on time, you might request the University in Germany that you can submit it on a later date or the admission can be postponed to the next available intake (Summer or Winter). If you fail in your bachelors and have to reappear for the exam(s) then you need to apply again to the MEP program after completing the Bachelors. 

Note: Mostly the students have 6-7 months of MEP program in Germany so would be able to submit the Degree during this period in Germany.

Yes. After enrolling in the master’s degree, the student can change to a major that you are more suitable or interested in.

Once the student successfully completes the master’s degree, he/she then can apply for the job search visa which is again given for a maximum of 18 months. Probability of finding a good job is very high. As Germany lacks manpower in many fields, foreign candidates with a good education and a solid command of German, are in high demand.

It must be kept in mind that for the extension of the visa one needs a certain/sufficient amount of money in the bank account to cover the living costs.

After successfully completing the master’s study and completing the credits, the students will be awarded the relevant academic qualifications and degrees of the university. If you wish to continue further studies, you can apply for a doctoral degree by yourself.

We are a professional college for direct enrollment, not an intermediary. Our college enrolls students for the preparatory programs only after the students have been reviewed and obtained Pre-Offer or AAF, that is, on the premise that they are guaranteed to enter the university to study for a bachelor’s/master’s degree

If the student fails to pass the language level required (via our Online Learning System), the cost of preparatory study in Germany is not incurred, and there is no loss to the student.

Important of all, we are mentors for our Students not recruiters. After our Program and studies our students have great opportunities later on to make a career in Germany