@@wannabe_ina_soldieri think there are many groups and indians celebrate festivals there and there is also a cricket ground in english park , where indians can be easily found
Thank you for the video. I am from Uzbekistan and I am having some issues with applying, but I think after watching all of your videos, I will find a solution
Please make a video on adaptive to Germany exam style and study pattern for effective learning... I am from Indian, and I know for sure it's gonna be night and day for me to switch b/w here and there.
Im also a Physics student and want to study master in Germany. I saw your video about how you changed your study field, now I'm worry about coming there and study physics and then regret that it's hard or not like what i was think about
I have my olevels (gpa 3.8) and ielts(7). I want to do foundation/HE Diploma in a german university, Is it possible? If it is which university is good ?
I truly appreciate the amount of effort you put into your videos. The detailed information you provide, the way you explain it. Also love how well-edited every video is. Germany indeed, is my dream country to study in and I can't explain how much your work is helping me.Thank you so much for that❤️
Well, I'm currently studying for an English Teaching Bachelor's degree, and I want to study for a Bachelor's in Computer Science. I have an IELTS certificate, but my current degree doesn't include the math skills required in CS. Do you know how I can apply? Which exam should I prep for? Pls help.😟
Can you tell the accurate pattern of CV, resume and letter of motivation.There is alot of confusion and diverse information,it is hard to get an idea about accurate pattern.
Hi Max, very informative videos that I really needed. You explained a very confusing pieces of information in such a well-organized and easy to understand manner. I'm planning to study Master degree in Germany next year. I'm not from EU country and will definitely have to get a blocked account. I'm not sure if you know this information but for a 2 years Master degree program, do I need to put 22000 errors+ into a blocked account right away (before applying for visa) or can I do 1 year so 11000+ euros first? I have read in a website a while ago that proof of 1 year financial stability is sufficient but I just want to make sure if that information is right. Thank you for making such a good videos!
Yes, at first, you only need to 11000+ Euro to get started. In the second year, you have to show proof of finances again, usually with a part-time work contract
@@maxyoko Thank you for answering! This helps a lot. Since I'm not native German speakers, sometimes I got information mixed up when I translated it into English. Since my family will be funding my study so I can proof enough financial support for both years but putting 22000 euros in at one time is a bit scary. Also, well noted on a part-time work contract information -- that's cool if I can find one, it will definitely be helpful. Thanks a lot! Your channel is a life saver for my journey haha. Keep up the good work.
As some german universities require 13 years of education for admission in universities...Is it possible to get admission after studying one year in an EU country (recognized by german education system) in a bachelor's program and the other 12 years from my home country?
It depends on your situation. If you directly get a visa for 2 years, you don't have to show anything in the second year. But in general, you have to show proof that you have a part-time job or renew the blocked account with the funds from your parents for example
There can be restrictions to a degree program (NC) and they might differ from university to university (state to state). Local NC means that a particular degree program at a particular university has restricted admission.
Hii Max, I hope you're doing well. Your content is incredibly useful, and I wanted to ask you a question about universities in Germany. I am a 25-year-old Japanese student, and I am interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree in Germany. I was wondering if German universities have mature-age students, and whether someone like me would be able to apply? Thank you so much for your help.
Really appreciate your nice comment ^^ It is possible to study in Germany at any age. We had a guy in my Physics degree who was 56 years old. Now most of the students at classic universities are going to be very young, usually fresh high school graduates but there are also people in their mid-twenties. At Universities of applied sciences, there might be more people on your age level. I would say the average age in my degree program (Hochschule München) is 23 years.
@@maxyoko Thank you for your reply! Ohh I see, that's understandable that there are some mature students in STEM degrees . Actually, I'm interested in Economics so there might be a few students around my age... But anyway I'll think about it, thank you very much : ) ありがとうございます！
Usually we get visa from our home country of 6 months duration. And when we extend it after reaching Germany for how much duration our residence permit is valid ? Like one year or until the studies ? Or we have to renew it every year ?? I just have these confusion if you can answer please about your experience. Thank you in advance!!
When you extend your visa after arriving in Germany, the duration of your residence permit can vary depending on the reason for your stay. For students, typically a residence permit is granted for the duration of your studies. But you might renew it every year so that it stays valid
hi max i would like to know about masters requriments for biotechnology, or molecular biology , i dont think there are enough uni in germany is it easy to get in public uni in english mode of teaching how much cgpa is required from undergrads btech biotech, plz respond
Hi max, I'm an international students and want to study there but I don't have that much amount of money for blocked accounts. So my question is can I cover is by working part-time jobs. Even if not , could u provide me the maximum or minimum amount of money that can I get by working part-time jobs or is there any others way that I can address for the blocked -account issues?
Hey, I am coming next year (2024) for studienkollege and have a blocked account for that year, do I have to show blocked account for the year that follows (2025) also?
Hey I wanted to ask if you perhaps know something about... I heard if you do Studienkolleg you are not allowed to work part time for the 20 hours per week. Is this true?
Hey, I am a student from India, and I am looking to pursue my BTech in Computer Science in Germany. I feel a bit confused and lost about which type of college to choose. Could you please clarify the exact requirements for admission? Additionally, I’m curious about how students are accepted-will having a strong background in CS and numerous projects improve my chances? What exams do I need to give and are UAS really better than classic universities for International Students and are they globally recognized? Also I have completed my 12 year education in my home country but Germany requires 13 years of education, how and where can I complete that additional 1 year of education? Anyways I love your vides they are quite informative 😊
Hey, I can recommend you subscribe to the channel! I'm gonna do a lot more content about studying in Germany :) And also do some research on the degree you wanna pursue
I haven’t made up my mind yet. I’m stuck between either going to Germany for my masters or rather Switzerland. What do you guys think everyone ? Would appreciate any advice on this
Switzerland is very expensive, but if you can afford it ETH Zürich is crazy good But Germany also has high quality education and the cost of living wayy lower
@@maxyokoI can very much afford going to either, for me finance isn’t an issue. I’m just stuck on which country is better off career wise and just an overall judgement living and working in either country. A video on this topic would be great!
They are not well known internationally but usually if you have strong skills you will get a job everywhere. It's a bit different if you wanna go into investment banking, for example, these people value prestigious institutions
These days you get the same degree from applied universities and universities. In the end it depends on what you want to do after your studies. Universities focus in scientific careers, while applied university (which are only called like that in English, they are no real universities and not called a university in German) focus on the industrial application, hence the name. Finally it depends on the person/company looking at your degree. For an industry job, a degree from an applied university should be better (e.g. because it includes internships), but some companies sadly see more scientific degrees from the university as "better". You should decide what you prefer. University give you way more freedom, but also require more autonomous work. Also you will go deeper into foundations with way leas applications. Applied universities on the other hand are often structured more or less like schools, less freedom, but also more guidance to get through.
Switching from a private English-language university to a public one in Germany is possible, but it depends on meeting the language and academic prerequisites of the public university. You gotta check the transfer policies and requirements of the specific public university you're considering before planning the switch :)
Hey Max thanks for the video! I have a question about studying in Germany as an international student. So I'm currently in my 2nd year in mechatronics engineering. The course quality is not that good for me. I'm considering starting a new degree in Germany(Probably Physics or engineering physics). Which one will be easier to get a DAAD scholarship, applying for DAAD without a bachelor's degree or after getting the degree? And i watched your video about TUM, i prefer applied science like you. Which universities is better for these fields in your opinion?
applying for a DAAD scholarship after completing a bachelor's degree is more common, but there are options for undergraduates too. When it comes to the Universities of Applied Sciences, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule Karlsruhe - Technik und Wirtschaft), Munich University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule München), Aachen University of Applied Sciences or Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences are really good
with a highschool leaving certaficate score of ( 16.55/20 ) and first year of uni score ( 11.82 /20 ) i got a great chance to be admitted in a english only course ( electrical or computer engineering )?
More likely in private universities. Your high school leaving certificate is strong, but your first-year university score might be below the typical expectation for English-only courses, so check with the universities
Yes. However, some masters programs require a minimum amount of credit points in a certain field. So if you have a bachelor’s in information science and want to do a master’s in economics you would have to take some additional classes in econ. Depends on the university and the exact degree tho
I tried the DAAD database for admission requirements and I got "You qualify for direct general admission for academic studies in any subject area" So what does this mean? I mean what is the difference between general and specific admission? & Does this mean that I do not need a studienkolleg (preparatory course)? Am kind of lost here SOS 😅😅
It means, that you can directly apply to the Bachelor program for any field of study in Germany. I think Studienkolleg is not required here but minimum grades for admission and language requirements still apply
I have worked in government service for 7 years now, can I still be eligible for the DAAD Scholarship as I read somewhere that its no more than 6 years.
Your possibility of admission: With your educational background, you qualify for direct subject-restricted admission only to a university of applied sciences (Fachhochschule) for academic studies in the subject area of your previous education. does that mean I can study only in Fachhochschule or I can study in hochschule? becuase hochschule is the combination of university and university of applied sciences
I think you have to check this case by case or contact the program's coordinator. I have seen many clauses in the "NC" for many programs where they stated that different countries/certain countries may have different circumstances.
I want to apply for a bachelor's degree in Germany. I already have a 4-year bachelor degree from South Africa that has been compared to a German bachelor's degree. Do I need to get my high school diploma recognized or can I use my bachelor's degree to apply for a bachelor's degree in Germany?
I have 17.55 out of 20.00 bachelor grade in physics and 6.5 IELTS overall score. Do i have good chance to admitted in LMU ? it's a big help if you inform me
what if i am at my first year for my bachelor's degree right now with overall of 54 credits, trying to avoid a year of foundation course (school is 11 years in my home country). Am i still eligible to enroll for bachelor's or it must be 60? can't find any info about it..
Can you please tell me about the ielts exam score for international students.. I'm preparing to get admission in German University but first I must give a ielts exam and I don't. Want to give that exam... Can you tell me the option that I am not give ilets exam and can get a admission in German University without ilets exam
The required IELTS score for admission to a German university can vary depending on the specific program and institution but I would say it's about 6.0. Alternatives are TOEFL or some universities have prep courses
@@maxyoko oh wao if it is 6.0 band so that's great but I knew that it is 6.5 band for German universities admission .... You can tell clearly bcz you're living in germany , is it 6.0 band or 6.5 band for ielts... And thank for replying my question.
@@KhushiChoudhary001 The IELTS requirement for a German student visa is a band score of 6.5 overall. Undergraduate course aspirants should aim for at least IELTS 6.0 for Germany. For example, the University of Konstanz only requires 5.5
Is it possible to abroad Germany Uni after finishing 1st year of Uni I mean German schools are 13 years But my country 11 years I am 1 st grade of student at the University Will I able to apple Germany next study year
U explained all the things ive searched for hours in 8 minutes, straightforward.
I am also planning to come to german Next year from India and your videos are soo much inspiring ,motivating and informative ✨️ ❤ Thanks dude 😊
Let's goo, that sounds dope! 🤝
Are you going for bachelor or master and which cource ❤
Same here. I have many doubts regarding Indians getting there. Can we connect to talk about them??
@@wannabe_ina_soldieri think there are many groups and indians celebrate festivals there and there is also a cricket ground in english park , where indians can be easily found
same dude
hey! I'm half Brazilian, half German and I'm in my last year at a Brazilian school. Great video! Keep it up!
Damn that's nice! 💪
bruh how did you read my mind 😂 I was searching on academic requirements to get into a German university. A great video as always ❤
I'm always there for you ;)
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Thank you for the video. I am from Uzbekistan and I am having some issues with applying, but I think after watching all of your videos, I will find a solution
You're welcome! You can also join the discord community, maybe we can help you out there :)
thank you so much for making this video you can’t imagine how much confusion you hust cleared up you’re the best
Glad it was helpful! ❤️
Ur content is underrated...... but believe me u gonna be more famous one day❤
Thanks a lot 🫶
Now we talkin
I've been waiting for that video for a long time
I'm half german by myself and i needed guidance
Much appreciated , keep going
Oh nice, what is the other half?
@@maxyoko Moroccan
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Best uni structure explanation on the internet! Looking forward to that video on scholarships! Da memes do be on point though 😂😂
Always a pleasure 🫡
Honestly am glad coming across your chanel today, you are doing great. Thanks
You're welcome ^^
I've been waiting for this
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You're so underrated. Your videos are so informative ❤❤
VERY INFORMATIVE.
I appreciate you sharing that , it helps a lot.
Thanks a lot, appreciate your comment ❤️
I have to mention again that zour content is 10003t5495034546853423 % ON POINT. Respect mate!
Happy to hear that 🫶🫡
Love to see the videos max :). keep them coming
More to come 🫡
great video, very helpful!!!!
Happy to hear that ❤️
thanks, bro your videos are amazing and useful, you are amazing. from Egypt
Glad you like them 🫶
Your videos are just love 💕
Thanks a lot 🫶
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Thanks buddy ❤
You're welcome :)
very informative !!
Happy to hear that ^^
Please make a video on adaptive to Germany exam style and study pattern for effective learning... I am from Indian, and I know for sure it's gonna be night and day for me to switch b/w here and there.
this is very informative! thank you so much !
You're welcome 🫶
Yo bro, love ur content. Respect🔥🔥
Appreciate that 🫶
I am also planning to come Germany to study in finance related subject.
let's goo, wish you the best!
Can you make a separate video about studienkolleg?
I already have one on my channel ^^
yeah I didn't even finish year 10 no way I can do this lol. I wanted to get into music production if I decided to live in germany
I love your vids bro 🔥✨
Love you 🫶
Hey can u make a video on ...... Getting admit to top public University in germany
Good idea, noted 🫡
Hi! Great video, as always! I'd like to ask you something: Do german universities prioritise ECA like other universities?
Im also a Physics student and want to study master in Germany. I saw your video about how you changed your study field, now I'm worry about coming there and study physics and then regret that it's hard or not like what i was think about
If you truly like Physics and you are ready to suffer for it, then you'll be fine
@@maxyoko😂😂😂😂😂
I have my olevels (gpa 3.8) and ielts(7). I want to do foundation/HE Diploma in a german university, Is it possible? If it is which university is good ?
Possible, yes. Guaranteed, no.
Please make some videos about preparatory course.
There is already on the channel!
I truly appreciate the amount of effort you put into your videos. The detailed information you provide, the way you explain it. Also love how well-edited every video is.
Germany indeed, is my dream country to study in and I can't explain how much your work is helping me.Thank you so much for that❤️
I really appreciate your comment! I'm rooting for you
Hi @Max Yoko, thanks as always for the very informative video. Quick question - where did you get the table that's showcased at 4:00?
Puhh had to search a bit again but here it is: unicheck.unicum.de/studieren/psychologie/nc-2024
Thanks for the nice comment 🫶
@@maxyoko Fantastic! Thanks for going the extra mile 🫶
Can i take admission in Germany as an international student in Belgium from PAKISTAN
I really want to come to Germany
In Bangladesh, the visa processing time is 19 month. 🙂 I don't know what to say but this is really frustrating. 🤦♂️
Does a average student Get a tum and after placed in google it is possible?
Well, I'm currently studying for an English Teaching Bachelor's degree, and I want to study for a Bachelor's in Computer Science. I have an IELTS certificate, but my current degree doesn't include the math skills required in CS. Do you know how I can apply? Which exam should I prep for? Pls help.😟
hello i have some question can you help me?
Can you tell the accurate pattern of CV, resume and letter of motivation.There is alot of confusion and diverse information,it is hard to get an idea about accurate pattern.
I'm gonna make a video about it in the future :)
that's a great explanation about requirements, yet I wanted to know about the scholarship which funding my studying in Germany, any recommendations?
Check out the video I made about scholarships :)
Hi Max, very informative videos that I really needed. You explained a very confusing pieces of information in such a well-organized and easy to understand manner.
I'm planning to study Master degree in Germany next year. I'm not from EU country and will definitely have to get a blocked account. I'm not sure if you know this information but for a 2 years Master degree program, do I need to put 22000 errors+ into a blocked account right away (before applying for visa) or can I do 1 year so 11000+ euros first? I have read in a website a while ago that proof of 1 year financial stability is sufficient but I just want to make sure if that information is right.
Thank you for making such a good videos!
Yes, at first, you only need to 11000+ Euro to get started. In the second year, you have to show proof of finances again, usually with a part-time work contract
@@maxyoko Thank you for answering! This helps a lot. Since I'm not native German speakers, sometimes I got information mixed up when I translated it into English. Since my family will be funding my study so I can proof enough financial support for both years but putting 22000 euros in at one time is a bit scary. Also, well noted on a part-time work contract information -- that's cool if I can find one, it will definitely be helpful. Thanks a lot! Your channel is a life saver for my journey haha. Keep up the good work.
explain the concept of guest student \
You are not officially enrolled at that university but you can join courses and try a bunch of things out
Hey max did you need a portfolio to get into ur university
I had to pass an entrance test
Video Idea: How to learn German (for international students and people looking to start fresh as a student in Germany), tips and sources.
Excellent idea, in 2024 I'm gonna make a lot of language videos 🫶
As some german universities require 13 years of education for admission in universities...Is it possible to get admission after studying one year in an EU country (recognized by german education system) in a bachelor's program and the other 12 years from my home country?
Yes, should be fine. But always check with the specific university and course :)
Hey, is it possible for me to apply for a scholarship in uni before I finish my high school?
In theory, it's possible
@@maxyoko can i apply for SBW berlin scholarship then?
Your English so smooth how you improve it
By making youtube videos
wait so i have to renew my blocked account every year, can't i just show them my parents bank statements.
It depends on your situation. If you directly get a visa for 2 years, you don't have to show anything in the second year. But in general, you have to show proof that you have a part-time job or renew the blocked account with the funds from your parents for example
Hi Max 👋
what does Local NC mean 🤔 ?
Thanks
There can be restrictions to a degree program (NC) and they might differ from university to university (state to state).
Local NC means that a particular degree program at a particular university has restricted admission.
Hii Max, I hope you're doing well. Your content is incredibly useful, and I wanted to ask you a question about universities in Germany. I am a 25-year-old Japanese student, and I am interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree in Germany. I was wondering if German universities have mature-age students, and whether someone like me would be able to apply? Thank you so much for your help.
Really appreciate your nice comment ^^
It is possible to study in Germany at any age. We had a guy in my Physics degree who was 56 years old.
Now most of the students at classic universities are going to be very young, usually fresh high school graduates but there are also people in their mid-twenties. At Universities of applied sciences, there might be more people on your age level. I would say the average age in my degree program (Hochschule München) is 23 years.
@@maxyoko Thank you for your reply!
Ohh I see, that's understandable that there are some mature students in STEM degrees . Actually, I'm interested in Economics so there might be a few students around my age... But anyway I'll think about it, thank you very much : ) ありがとうございます！
Usually we get visa from our home country of 6 months duration. And when we extend it after reaching Germany for how much duration our residence permit is valid ? Like one year or until the studies ? Or we have to renew it every year ??
I just have these confusion if you can answer please about your experience.
Thank you in advance!!
When you extend your visa after arriving in Germany, the duration of your residence permit can vary depending on the reason for your stay. For students, typically a residence permit is granted for the duration of your studies. But you might renew it every year so that it stays valid
Hey Max .i wanted to know about studying journalism and media communications in germany? Is journalism program available in english?
It's very rare and most of the time it's probably gonna be at a private university
Journalism in Germany is by default in German
hi max i would like to know about masters requriments for biotechnology, or molecular biology , i dont think there are enough uni in germany is it easy to get in public uni in english mode of teaching how much cgpa is required from undergrads btech biotech, plz respond
The requirements for the degree programs are on the website of the university :)
Hey great video. But if my certificate dont get accpeted. Is there any way like a assessment exam to avoid studenkoilleg
Hi max, I'm an international students and want to study there but I don't have that much amount of money for blocked accounts. So my question is can I cover is by working part-time jobs. Even if not , could u provide me the maximum or minimum amount of money that can I get by working part-time jobs or is there any others way that I can address for the blocked -account issues?
Hey, I am coming next year (2024) for studienkollege and have a blocked account for that year, do I have to show blocked account for the year that follows (2025) also?
Usually, you have to show proof that you have a part-time job to sustain yourself or a renewed blocked account
@@maxyoko that I can manage, thankyou.
Please how can i get in touch with you
You can join our discord community :)
Hey I wanted to ask if you perhaps know something about... I heard if you do Studienkolleg you are not allowed to work part time for the 20 hours per week. Is this true?
You are only allowed to work in the breaks (summer and winter), but other than that, unfortunately not
65% in bachelor and B2 in germany will be applicable for public university in germany ???
Yes! Maybe not to all but you can get admission :)
Hey, I am a student from India, and I am looking to pursue my BTech in Computer Science in Germany. I feel a bit confused and lost about which type of college to choose. Could you please clarify the exact requirements for admission? Additionally, I’m curious about how students are accepted-will having a strong background in CS and numerous projects improve my chances? What exams do I need to give and are UAS really better than classic universities for International Students and are they globally recognized? Also I have completed my 12 year education in my home country but Germany requires 13 years of education, how and where can I complete that additional 1 year of education?
Anyways I love your vides they are quite informative 😊
Can I join with my certificate in building construction to do civil engineering, from Uganda
i watch you from Somalia
Happy to have you here on the channel!
Hi
I am arfat from India. I am 19 year old . I want to do bachelor I electronic and communication from Germany. What I should do
?
Hey, I can recommend you subscribe to the channel! I'm gonna do a lot more content about studying in Germany :) And also do some research on the degree you wanna pursue
Ok brother
@@mechXplorer appreciate it ❤
ich bin kiran, du bist sehr nett😀
Danke, du auch :)
Hello, I'm almost done with my Bpharm degree, and I'm hoping to study medicine in Germany, please what can you say about this?
I think it's more easier to get into a Master program than the bachelor, what do you think?
yes you are right
I haven’t made up my mind yet. I’m stuck between either going to Germany for my masters or rather Switzerland. What do you guys think everyone ? Would appreciate any advice on this
Switzerland is very expensive, but if you can afford it ETH Zürich is crazy good
But Germany also has high quality education and the cost of living wayy lower
@@maxyokoI can very much afford going to either, for me finance isn’t an issue. I’m just stuck on which country is better off career wise and just an overall judgement living and working in either country.
A video on this topic would be great!
In your opinion, are applied sciences Universities less reputed than General, Technical Universities? Does this matter in international job market?
They are not well known internationally but usually if you have strong skills you will get a job everywhere. It's a bit different if you wanna go into investment banking, for example, these people value prestigious institutions
These days you get the same degree from applied universities and universities. In the end it depends on what you want to do after your studies. Universities focus in scientific careers, while applied university (which are only called like that in English, they are no real universities and not called a university in German) focus on the industrial application, hence the name. Finally it depends on the person/company looking at your degree. For an industry job, a degree from an applied university should be better (e.g. because it includes internships), but some companies sadly see more scientific degrees from the university as "better". You should decide what you prefer. University give you way more freedom, but also require more autonomous work. Also you will go deeper into foundations with way leas applications. Applied universities on the other hand are often structured more or less like schools, less freedom, but also more guidance to get through.
If you are from a EU country you don't need proof of financial stability (the 11000 euros) right?
you generally don't need to provide proof of financial stability, yes
How is the acceptance rate of public universities after uniassist evaluation report?
is it possible to come to germany with a private university acceptance ( english course ) then study german and switch to a public university?
Switching from a private English-language university to a public one in Germany is possible, but it depends on meeting the language and academic prerequisites of the public university. You gotta check the transfer policies and requirements of the specific public university you're considering before planning the switch :)
Bro I from India Please Maka Video For MBA Students
happy to have you on the channel! I'll see what I can do
Thank you bro 🙏
@@maxyoko bro One more Request Make video for 3years Bachelor Degree students For Studyy MBA In german
how can i join discord community/server.?
There is a link in every video description ^^
@@maxyoko thankyou max .
brother, how and where did you learn video editing ?
Got all my knowledge from RUclips :)
Hey Max thanks for the video! I have a question about studying in Germany as an international student. So I'm currently in my 2nd year in mechatronics engineering. The course quality is not that good for me. I'm considering starting a new degree in Germany(Probably Physics or engineering physics). Which one will be easier to get a DAAD scholarship, applying for DAAD without a bachelor's degree or after getting the degree? And i watched your video about TUM, i prefer applied science like you. Which universities is better for these fields in your opinion?
applying for a DAAD scholarship after completing a bachelor's degree is more common, but there are options for undergraduates too. When it comes to the Universities of Applied Sciences, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule Karlsruhe - Technik und Wirtschaft), Munich University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule München), Aachen University of Applied Sciences or Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences are really good
@@maxyoko Thanks
I did my GED and studying Computer Science Diploma in Malaysia so will Germany see it as 13 years of education?
with a highschool leaving certaficate score of ( 16.55/20 ) and first year of uni score ( 11.82 /20 ) i got a great chance to be admitted in a english only course ( electrical or computer engineering )?
More likely in private universities. Your high school leaving certificate is strong, but your first-year university score might be below the typical expectation for English-only courses, so check with the universities
Is it possible to go for a masters in a different subject than the one which i completed my bachelors in?
Yes. However, some masters programs require a minimum amount of credit points in a certain field. So if you have a bachelor’s in information science and want to do a master’s in economics you would have to take some additional classes in econ. Depends on the university and the exact degree tho
well explained, thank you 🫶
@@turquoise8916 thanku for explaining 💜
I tried the DAAD database for admission requirements and I got "You qualify for direct general admission for academic studies in any subject area" So what does this mean? I mean what is the difference between general and specific admission? & Does this mean that I do not need a studienkolleg (preparatory course)? Am kind of lost here SOS 😅😅
It means, that you can directly apply to the Bachelor program for any field of study in Germany. I think Studienkolleg is not required here but minimum grades for admission and language requirements still apply
@@maxyoko thank u 🥰
Bro if i choose 4 years degree program should i need to show 44000 euros in my blocked account?
You don't have to show that amount all at once
I have worked in government service for 7 years now, can I still be eligible for the DAAD Scholarship as I read somewhere that its no more than 6 years.
Great video....may i know are there any diploma courses like pgdm courses that is being offered in germany universities
Your possibility of admission:
With your educational background, you qualify for direct subject-restricted admission only to a university of applied sciences (Fachhochschule) for academic studies in the subject area of your previous education.
does that mean I can study only in Fachhochschule or I can study in hochschule? becuase hochschule is the combination of university and university of applied sciences
I think this depends case by case. But direct subject is really a must for German university from my research.
Hello if i have finished 1st year bachelor degree in H+ can i joy for German university
Mee too broo
I am doing cambridge Alevels without going school will that be a problem when entering german universities?
It will not be a problem since your certificate will be issued by the Cambridge International not by your school after your A level exams.
Can homeschoolers or long distance recongnized in my country good in Germany
What you studying what is duration of it.
Computer Science and Design, takes 7 semesters
Bro!! I have heard that some top german university accept the Indian G.A.T.E (Graduate aptitude test in engineering) exam score?
I think you have to check this case by case or contact the program's coordinator. I have seen many clauses in the "NC" for many programs where they stated that different countries/certain countries may have different circumstances.
I want to apply for a bachelor's degree in Germany. I already have a 4-year bachelor degree from South Africa that has been compared to a German bachelor's degree. Do I need to get my high school diploma recognized or can I use my bachelor's degree to apply for a bachelor's degree in Germany?
I have 17.55 out of 20.00 bachelor grade in physics and 6.5 IELTS overall score. Do i have good chance to admitted in LMU ? it's a big help if you inform me
Yeah you have a chance if you want to study in English
@@ultraghost3870 Yeah program taught in English. I appreciate you
Is it high chance?
@@amir-dr9br yeah of course
also forgot to say i dont have GRE, i cant book the test from here Iran, is it okay, like do i still have chance?
@@amir-dr9br i really don't know
what if i am at my first year for my bachelor's degree right now with overall of 54 credits, trying to avoid a year of foundation course (school is 11 years in my home country). Am i still eligible to enroll for bachelor's or it must be 60? can't find any info about it..
Can you please tell me about the ielts exam score for international students..
I'm preparing to get admission in German University but first I must give a ielts exam and I don't. Want to give that exam...
Can you tell me the option that I am not give ilets exam and can get a admission in German University without ilets exam
The required IELTS score for admission to a German university can vary depending on the specific program and institution but I would say it's about 6.0. Alternatives are TOEFL or some universities have prep courses
@@maxyoko oh wao if it is 6.0 band so that's great but I knew that it is 6.5 band for German universities admission ....
You can tell clearly bcz you're living in germany , is it 6.0 band or 6.5 band for ielts...
And thank for replying my question.
@@KhushiChoudhary001 The IELTS requirement for a German student visa is a band score of 6.5 overall. Undergraduate course aspirants should aim for at least IELTS 6.0 for Germany. For example, the University of Konstanz only requires 5.5
Is it possible to abroad Germany Uni after finishing 1st year of Uni
I mean German schools are 13 years
But my country 11 years
I am 1 st grade of student at the University
Will I able to apple Germany next study year
Hi , is it mandatory to score at least 90% in 12th class to get admission in public university?
Hi,may I know the minimum gpa required to study in Germany?
Depends on uni, mostly it is 2.5 in Bavarian method
I have a very important question
Will they be "not free" ???
And we are going to pay tution fees ?
Usually it is free
Bro I'm interested in studying software engineer in Germany as international please help me out im from South Africa
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