Sunday, February 16th, 2025

Indians can study for ‘free’ in Germany! Just keep these 8 things in mind before admission

Tips for Studying in Germany: Studying abroad is very expensive, due to which many Indian students prefer to study in countries where tuition fees are low. In countries like America, Britain, Canada, Australia, fees run into lakhs of rupees. However, there is a country in the world where either a nominal tuition fee has to be paid for studying or it is completely free. The name of this country is Germany, where students not only from India but from all over the world come and study every year.
Germany is gradually becoming popular among Indian students due to its affordable education. For the second consecutive year, Indian students remained the largest group of foreign students studying in Germany. According to the ‘German Academic Exchange Service’ (DAAD), the number of Indian students in Germany has increased by 15.1% compared to last year. There were 49,483 Indian students studying in Germany in the winter semester 2023-24. In such a situation, let us know what things should be kept in mind before going to study in Germany.

What things should you keep in mind before studying in Germany?

  • Searching for a home: Finding a place to live when you arrive in Germany can be difficult and expensive. Therefore, it is a better decision to find a house in advance, this will make it easier for you to settle in Germany.
  • Language: Learning German is very beneficial for any student. Because of this your daily work will become easier. At the same time, you will also find it easier to mingle with people.
  • Finding a course: Students should always research their course before going to study in Germany. When are the forms released for the course in which to study? It is important to know about this also, so that there is no possibility of missing out on applying.
  • Visa and Residence Permit: Non-European Union students need a student visa when they come to study in Germany. They should also apply for a residence permit as soon as they reach Germany.
  • Health Insurance: Health insurance is compulsory in Germany. Luckily, there are affordable public health insurance options available for students. You can also take these health insurance.
  • Understanding Culture: Understanding German culture like punctuality and privacy will help you get along with the people there. Therefore, before going to Germany, one should understand the culture there well.
  • work part time: Like many countries of the world, part-time work is allowed in Germany too. Many students work part-time to support themselves. But while working along with studies, keep in mind that studies should not be affected.
  • Networking and Social Engagement: Participating in clubs and university events helps students meet new people and make acquaintances.
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