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Are you planning to study in Europe? Then Germany can be one of the best choices for you. Higher education in this subcontinent is cheaper than in other European countries and most study abroad destinations.
380000 overseas students have chosen Germany as their higher education destination & the national government established a rule abolishing all the tuition fees from its public universities. However, you need to pay a semester contribution fee, which is around 300 Euros for each semester. However, students enrolled in private German universities pay about 30000 Euros in tuition fees and other charges. While general arts and science courses may still be affordable, MBA and engineering courses are relatively costlier.
A great thing about studying in a Deutsch or German public university is that you don't have to pay tuition fees. However, in some situations, you may be charged a small semester fee ranging from around 250 to 350 Euros. Below we have given the top German public institutions this fee.
University Name |
Amount in Euro & INR |
The Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich |
24157 (300) |
The Technical University of Munich |
20775 (258) |
Humboldt University Berlin |
Between 55159 (685) and 80524 (1000) |
The Technical University of Berlin |
24801 (308) |
The Free University of Berlin |
25122.96 (311.99) |
RWTH Aachen University |
88174 (1095) |
While public universities in Germany are affordable for international students, on the other hand, private universities are not that affordable. The cost can be between 25000 and 40000 Euros, with MBAs and engineering programs being the costliest.
University Name |
Amount in Euro & INR |
The University of Applied Sciences Europe |
112734 (1400) |
GISMA Business School |
1610497 (20000) |
SRH Hochschule Berlin |
805248 (10000) |
The Code University of Applied Sciences |
789143 (9800) |
Munich Business School |
1932597 (24000) |
EBC Hochschule |
805248 (10000) |
Bard College Berlin |
2391589 (29700) |
The German National government introduced a law to make all undergraduate degrees free of tuition fees at its public universities. However, the state of Baden-Württemberg reintroduced tuition fees for non-EU students. They must now pay 3000 Euros (242184 INR) yearly, while second-degree pursuers pay 1300 Euros (104946 INR). Other states may soon reapply tuition fees at public universities.
The STEM or Science, Technology, Engineering, and Management streams make up 50% of all the students applying for MS or Masters in Germany. We have listed below some of the most well-known MS courses that the Deutsch universities have to offer.
Post Graduate Degree |
Amount in INR & Euro |
MS in Electrical Engineering |
Up to 257000 (3191) |
MS in Computer Science |
Up to 249000 (3092) |
MS in Automotive Engineering |
Up to 498000 (6184) |
MS in Chemical Engineering |
Up to 249000 (3092) |
MS in Robotics |
Up to 66000 (819) |
MS in Finance |
Up to 1811810 (22500) |
MS in Data Science |
Up to 1432441 (17788) |
MS in Mechanical Engineering |
Up to 1368923 (17000) |
MS in Biotechnology |
Up to 241574 (3000) |
Germany has received the 15th highest rank in terms of cost of living. That makes it one of the most reasonable nations for international students. The average cost of living in the Deutsch subcontinent is around 850 Euros (74000 INR) monthly, which translates to 10236 Euros (890000 INR) yearly.
The German or Deutsch Student Visa is long-term (over 90 days). It is also called the D Visa. The application cost for this visa for adults is 75 EUR (6521 INR), which they must pay at the end of the visa appointment.
German state universities offer free tuition to all undergraduates, domestic and foreign, with just a nominal fee per semester to cover administrative and other costs.
Bachelors tend to cost around €300 per year or INR 26,500 per year & Masters also tend to cost the same. However, most of the universities in Germany do not have tuition fees.
English language proficiency in the form of IELTS is an eligibility requirement for students that want to study in Germany.
There is no age limit to study in germany, it is essential to show the years of experience to compensate it.
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