Study in Germany

Low or no tuition at public universities, and 18 months to find work afterwards.

01Why Germany

Germany is the value option in Europe. Most public universities charge little or no tuition, many master's courses are taught in English, and graduates get a long window to look for work.

01Most public universities charge little or no tuition. Some states and universities do charge non-EU students.
02Many master's courses are taught in English.
0318 months after graduating to find a job that matches your degree.

02Key facts

Main intakes: Winter semester in October. A smaller summer semester starts in April.
Course length: Bachelor's 3 years. Master's 2 years.
Work while studying: 140 full days or 280 half days a year.
After you graduate: An 18-month residence permit to look for work that matches your qualification.
Funds you must show: €11,904 a year, usually held in a blocked account (2026 figure).

Last reviewed in October 2026. Governments change these rules and amounts often, and none of this is a promise about any individual visa. Check the official source, or ask us in a consultation.

03How we help

Getting to Germany, one step at a time.

Step 01
Decide
- Career counselling and stream selection
- College guidance in India
- Bachelor's abroad
- Master's abroad
Step 02
Prepare
- IELTS coaching
- Other test preparation
Step 03
Apply
- University admissions and applications
- Scholarship guidance
- Education loan assistance
Step 04
Go
- Student visa filing
- Accommodation and pre-departure support