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Bachelor programs in Arts, Law, Business & Economics, Hospitality, IT/CS, Engineering, Science, Para-Medical and Healthcare are open to international students at Germany's top-ranked public universities — with no tuition fee.
The catch: non-EU applicants need the equivalent of 13 years of schooling. Since Indian schooling runs 12 years, you'll complete a one-year Studienkolleg (foundation course) in Germany first, then move into the three-year bachelor.
After graduation: current German policy lets international graduates stay on to work in their field, with a clear route toward permanent residency after a few years of employment.
Winter intake: Runs October–March. Applications open around six months ahead and close roughly two months before the term starts.
Summer intake: Runs April–September, on the same six-month application window.
Beyond zero tuition, here's what studying in Germany looks like in practice.
Typical starting monthly salary after graduation
Available after qualifying years of work in Germany
Stay-back visa to job-hunt if you haven't placed yet
Permitted alongside study to help cover living costs
Share your academic certificates, grade sheets, experience letters, CV and a Goethe B2 certificate as clear scans — we evaluate your profile at no charge, then guide you through each step below.
Our counsellors review your profile and advise on the right bachelor program and admission route for you.
Online or offline classes with exam prep at each level, building toward the Goethe exam and the certificate you need to proceed.
We guide you through notarising your academic documents for the application.
Document verification required by the German embassy — we walk you through the registration.
Mandatory for admission and visa at public universities. We provide study material and preparation support.
You'll need to show funds of roughly €11,500 (about ₹10.25 lakh). We help open the blocked account in India, unlock it after arrival, and arrange short-term health insurance.
Once your Studienkolleg admission is confirmed, we prepare your visa documents and guide you through embassy submission.
Support finding accommodation, health insurance, and a local bank account as you start Studienkolleg.
Once you complete it, we handle your bachelor-program applications at public universities and the remaining formalities.
Not at public universities — 13 years of schooling is mandatory. Private colleges do offer direct admission after 12th, but at a much higher tuition fee.
Yes, but seats in English-taught programs are limited and competition is high, so admission through this route is harder to secure.
German B2 is required for admission to a Studienkolleg at a public university. After completing it, you move into a bachelor program at that university.
One year of Studienkolleg, followed by a three-year bachelor program.
Yes — graduates have strong chances of finding good jobs in Germany after completing their bachelor degree.
Only a justified gap of 2–3 years is acceptable.
Applicants should be at least 18 and no older than 23.
Book your FREE counselling session today with AHM Education Consultant and our expert team will evaluate your profile individually and guide you through the complete admission process.
From profile evaluation and language classes to APS, TestAS, visa and post-arrival support — we guide you through every step of your bachelor's journey in Germany.
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