How To Apply
1. Shortlist the University & Course from databases such as
2. Make a list of all requirements & application deadlines
3. If TOEFL is necessary
- Prepare, Register, Take test
4. If GRE/GMAT is necessary
- Prepare, Register, Take test
5. Take German language course
- Enquire at Goethe Institute / language institute
- Take at least Basic Ground level 1 course (120 Hours)
- If your course demands German proficiency then plan accordingly
6. If any other tests are required
- Prepare & take tests
7. If any other requirements to be fulfilled
- Take appropriate actions
8. Get recommendation letters from University staff / corporate executive who has supervised your work
9. Get attested photocopies of all transcripts
- Semester Mark sheets
- Transfer certificate
- Awards of distinction
- Technical paper presentation
- Project work
- Special courses relevant to the field of study undertaken
- Letters of appreciation / achievement if any
- Special skills
- Proof of Leadership qualities
10. Write Statement of Purpose
11. Write covering letter for each application separately
- Justify why you should be given admission
12. Complete the application either online/offline
13. Apply for scholarship if information available
- Research online scholarship databases
14. Dispatch the application through courier well in advance
- Apply at least to 5 Universities/ University of Applied Sciences
- Check if all requirements are met
- In case of doubt ask the course coordinator for clarifications through email
- Enclose proof of application fee payment if any
15. Follow up with course coordinator / administrator to cross verify if the application has reached
16. Kick start arrangements for financial support
- Apply for educational loan if needed
- The following costs will need to be covered
Tuition fee
Travelling expenditure
Study material costs
A demad draft of €7700 (depends on consulate) in the favour of the student to cover living cost of the first year
Proof of sufficient financial resources for the complete period of study through
· Bank loan
· Fixed deposit
· Any liquid asset
17. Upon admission
- Re-evaluate which offer for admission to accept
- Send acceptance letter
- Make any Semester fee/ contribution as necessary
- Reserve accommodation in the student residences / hostels
- Ask your course coordinator what other support the university offers to new international students
Private accommodation search
Orientation program
Language course for starters
Preparatory course for starters
18. Research more about Germany, the city in specific & also about the university
19. Apply for a Student Visa
- Refer to the Local German Consulates website
- Indian students, to know in detail about the Visa application process refer http://www.vfs-germany.co.in/
20. Prepare for departure
21. Fly to Germany to make your dreams come true, Bon Voyage!
Good Luck & All the very Best


