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The German education system functions according to the rules and regulations of the Basic Law “Grundgesetz”. It is divided into five levels: Early Childhood Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Tertiary Education, Continuing Education. Early childhood education or preschool education is provided by the Federal Territory of Germany between the age of 0-6 years. Primary education and Secondary education are referred as compulsory education and it is provided for 9 years. Tertiary Education makes them eligible to enter higher education studies.
This question holds an answer in the following points that state the entire process of taking admission in Germany.
Choose a study program and then find the right university for yourself.
After selecting the university, read the admission section of the university. Check what all documents would be required for admission purposes. Admission procedure and requirements vary based on college and course
Most undergraduate courses in Germany are taught in native language. You need to hold a good command in the same. It enables you to understand everything taught in the lectures.
If you can afford the education in Germany, then you can skip this point. You can search for scholarships and other financial aids provided by the college.
After making the aforementioned arrangements apply for the course you have chosen. Do not forget to double-check your documents. It should comply with the requirements of your college.
After receiving an admission letter apply for the VISA.
After getting the VISA and finding your accommodation book your Germany tickets. The last step is to get enrolled in the course of your choice after reaching Germany. Following documents should be submitted before enrolling-
Students have to bear certain costs while studying in Germany:
• Average costs per semester for UG Course- €250
• Average costs per semester for PG Course:
Public University: €20000 Private University: €30000
• Books and stationary- €30 per month
• Rent per month(average)- €298
• Food and drink- €165
• Telephone and internet- €33
• Recreation- €68
• Transportation- €82
• Total Monthly Average- €676
Here is the list of scholarships available in Germany:
1. DAAD WISE Scholarship Program
2. Konrad- Adenauer-Stiftung Scholarships
3. Heinrich Boll Scholarships
4. Kofi Annan MBA Scholarships
5. ESMT Women’s Academic Scholarship
6. Goethe Goes Global Scholarships
7. EMS Undergraduate Scholarship
8. WHU- Otto Beisheim School of Management, International Scholarships
9. Master Scholarships at University of Stuttgart
10. DLD Executive MBA Scholarship
Students who are planning to study in Germany should know that the requirement of the Visa
varies based on the country the student is residing. If Visa is not required they still need to obtain a
residence permit for studying in Germany. For a course or study that lasts upto 3 months, you need
a Schengen Visa and if it lasts more than 3 months you need a German national Visa.
Types of Germany Study Visa
• German Student Visa- This is standard student visa for students who are all-set to take
admission at a full-time university program
• German Student Application Visa- This allows you to study only in university and not in
Germany.
• German Language Course Visa- You need this type of visa to study for language course.