Study In Germany

Study in Germany FAQs

How to quickly find jobs in Germany for Indians?

Students can look for jobs at portals like Expatica or EURES, public job portals and recruitment agencies.

What are high-paying industries in Germany?

Germany's high-paying industries include engineering, banking and financial services, IT and computer science, business management, automotive, engineering and telecom.

Can international students work in Germany?

Yes, non-EU/EEA students can work in Germany with their studies for 120 full days or 240 half days per year.

Is income from part-time job taxable in Germany?

Students can earn up to €450 per month on student jobs, and they don't have to pay any tax for earning up to this amount.

Can I bring my family while I am studying in Germany?

If you possess a residence permit and the duration of your studies is expected to be more than a year, then you can bring your family. However, you may be required to showcase your financial adeptness to support your family in the country without burdening the social services system.

English is the medium of instruction for my courses, is it necessary to submit German language proficiency to obtain a VISA?

No, you may not be required to submit German language proficiency certificates in this case. However, a working knowledge of the German language will help you in a big way.

Are Indian students allowed to participate in the Dual Stadium program?

Duales Studium is a program where Indian students can study theories at a university and practice them at companies that have partnered with these universities for skill development. German study visa allows students to work 120 days a year when the semester is in progress. Leveraging this, a student can be part of Duales Studium program.

Which are TU9 universities in Germany?

TU9, established in 2003, is the union of nine leading Institutes of Technology in Germany.

TU Berlin
TU Braunschweig
RWTH Aachen University
TU Darmstadt
TU Dresden
Leibniz Universität Hannover
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
TU München
University of Stuttgart

Is there any age limit to applying to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Germany?

No, there is no age limit to study in Germany. The country is also known to have a reputation for having the continent's oldest graduates (on average, 28 years old).