Study in Germany from Hyderabad: €0 tuition at public universities
Earn a master's at a public German university with no tuition fees, get your APS certificate and blocked account right, and use the 18-month job-search permit after graduating.
Most public universities in Germany charge no tuition fees for international students, only a semester contribution of about €150–€350 (Baden-Württemberg charges non-EU students €1,500 a semester). Indian applicants need an APS certificate, a blocked account (€11,904 a year) and usually IELTS or TOEFL for English-taught programmes. Graduates can stay for up to 18 months to look for work.
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Why study in Germany?
No tuition fees
Public universities charge only a semester contribution, which often includes a transport ticket.
Engineering strength
TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, KIT and TU Berlin are world-class for engineering.
18-month job search
Stay after graduating to find work, then move to an EU Blue Card.
Work while studying
Up to 140 full days or 280 half days a year.
What do I need to study in Germany?
- APS certificate: mandatory academic document verification for Indian students, applied for online.
- Good academic record: usually a relevant bachelor's with strong marks; German grading converts your percentage.
- English or German: IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL for English-taught programmes; basic German (A1–B1) helps with jobs and daily life.
- Blocked account: €11,904 a year (€992 a month) as proof of living funds.
- Health insurance: public student health insurance once enrolled.
Public or private university in Germany?
| Public universities | Private universities | |
|---|---|---|
| Examples | TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, KIT, University of Stuttgart | SRH, IU, GISMA, Berlin School of Business |
| Tuition | €0 (semester fee €150–€350) | €10,000–€20,000 a year |
| Admission | Competitive, strict deadlines | More flexible, faster decisions |
| Best for | Strong academic profiles | Profiles that need flexibility |
What is the process to study in Germany from India?
- APS certificateApply early; verification can take several weeks.
- ApplicationsApply through uni-assist or directly. Winter semester deadlines are usually by 31 May or 15 July.
- Admission and blocked accountOpen your blocked account and arrange health insurance.
- Student visaBook your national visa appointment with your admission letter, APS, funds and insurance.
- Arrive and registerRegister your address and convert your visa into a residence permit.
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Frequently asked questions
Is studying in Germany really free?
At most public universities, yes: there are no tuition fees, only a semester contribution of about €150–€350. Baden-Württemberg charges non-EU students €1,500 a semester, and private universities charge full tuition.
What is the APS certificate?
The APS certificate is issued by the Academic Evaluation Centre in India after verifying your academic documents. It is mandatory for Indian students applying to German universities and for the student visa.
How much is the blocked account for Germany?
Students must show €11,904 a year (€992 a month) in a blocked account as proof of living funds, unless they have a scholarship such as DAAD.
Do I need to know German?
Not for English-taught programmes, which accept IELTS or TOEFL. Learning basic German (A1–B1) is strongly recommended for part-time jobs, internships and life outside campus.
Can I work after graduating in Germany?
Yes. Graduates can get a residence permit of up to 18 months to look for work, and then move to an EU Blue Card or work permit once they find a qualifying job.
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