Feedback from DAAD Seminar-Webinar sessions
Usually everyone suggests that a person should attend a DAAD Seminar / Webinar so as to get an overall idea of German Education System and some very important points regarding the German Education system are as follows :- 1.) You should prefer Courses / Modules in which you are interested instead of Universities i.e. one should focus more on Curriculum of...
Information Regarding Medical Courses in Germany
During the past years I have been receiving a steady flow of inquiries regarding the options for foreigners to study “MBBS” at German universities. I am setting “MBBS” in quotation marks because Germany, like most countries outside the Commonwealth, does not know an MBBS or bachelor-level medical degree. In the US, for example, you have to complete a bachelor...
Recognition of a German Masters Degree in India
This post is to give you some information regarding the Recognition of a Foreign University Degree in India. This is intended for all who are planning to return to India at some time in future and want to join in any government/ public sector organizations, research institutes or academic institutions. All Foreign University Degrees need to be recognized by an organization named “Association...
Guide for applying Masters in Germany
Are you interested in applying Masters in Germany and lost where to start with. Here you go! Once I completed my masters degree, I was approached by a few people who wanted to pursue their masters as well but were lost and looking for guidance. The reason I am writing this post is because thinking of my past, I could...
Surname Problems – Passport vs Certificates, Marksheets and Documents
Mostly people panic after reading single blog post about potential problem they can face when names mismatch (or empty surname) in passport and send an email or post a comment right away. I received couple questions this week in surname problems (mainly Indians). Arun Asks My name is Arun M V. I came to know that last name is important in...
List of Governmental Organizations guiding study abroad aspirants
Here is the list of Academic Exchange Organizations of Various Countries promoting their UG / PG and PhD Programmes. 1) Austria 2) Belgium (Flanders) 3) Finland 4) France 5) Germany 6) Holland 7) New Zealand 8) Norway 9) Poland 10) Slovakia 11) Spain
Why Study in Germany
Why study in Germany ? Germany is becoming an increasingly popular destination for international students. It has the third highest international student population after US and UK. Germany’s higher education system is regarded as one of the best in the world. Many German universities are ranked in the top 100 best universities in the world. What is it that makes...
Scholarship Programmes for Indian Students in Germany
Germany abolished tuition fees thereby providing free higher education for Germans and international students at universities in the country. However, tuition fees are not the only expense that a student would be worried about when they are abroad. There are various grants and scholarships for Indian students that would help them study at the best German universities without depending...
Aspirant Timeline for studying in Germany
Studying in Germany is gaining momentum and popularity among international students as the universities in Germany offer competitive fee structure, MS degree programs in English, higher positions in ranking of international universities and higher number of students opting for PG degree programs. This country lays emphasis on student mobility and they are encouraged to go for internships and utilize student...
What is TestDaF or DSH Language
For pursuing higher studies in Germany knowledge of local language which is German is a prerequisite for most of the universities. But if you are planning to enroll in international degree programme, knowing German language may not be necessary. If you are not familiar with the language, a short-term course can be done to improve your German language skills. Your skills in...