Colleges in Germany

Central Agricultural University Imphal offers an MBA programme with one specialisation: Agri Business Management. This programme is offered by the university's affiliated/constituent college. The curriculum of the programme meets the human capital needs of the fast-growing food and agribusiness sector. In this programme, candidates undertake industrial and farm visits. 

Central Agricultural University accepts its entrance examination conducted for PG courses, followed by a counselling process. Moreover, as per some of the sources too, the university accepts relevant ICAR AIEEA PG scores. Before applying for the course, candidates are suggested to reach the admission department of the university. 

LMU Munich admits international students in two intakes: Summer and winter. For most undergraduate and postgraduate programs, students can apply between April and mid-July for the winter semester, and between November and January for the summer semester. The exact deadline depends on the programs and departments and may vary. Students can check the intakes and estimated deadlines below:

Admission to LMU Munich at the undergraduate level does not depend on the Class 12 scores. However, students must aim high at least 70% or above to improve their chances for Studienkolleg admission. Completing higher secondary through popular boards like CBSE, ISC, or State Boards is not enough; students must attend one year of a bachelor's programme in India or attend a Studienkolleg in Germany. 

International students can get admission to LMU Munich only if the programme is available in the German language. In that case, students must meet German language proficiency levels. However, for most English-taught programs, LMU Munich demands English language proficiency, where students must submit an IELTS, TOEFL, or other alternative score. The minimum IELTS score students must aim is 6.5 or higher, and a TOEFL score between 80 and 90.

Applicants are required to pay the application fee for BTech courses at the Central Agricultural University after completion of the application form. The application fee is INR 500, which is non-refundable. The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change. Therefore, it is indicative.

The deadlines to get admission into BSc courses at Central Agricultural University can differ as per the state-nominated, ICAR CUET UG, and self-financed candidates. Currently, applications are invited from students of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, and Tripura. Usually, the deadlines are released in the last week of July. 

Like any German university, Saarland University also mandates the proof of German language proficiency since most of the courses taught at this Saarbrücken based university are in German with a very few exceptions. Thus Saarland asks its students to submit proof of German language proficiency  through any of the following: DSH-2 or DSH-3, PNDS, TestDaF - grade of TDN 4 or TDN 5 in all parts of examination, Goethe-Zertifikat C2: GDS or KDS or ZOP, KMK Deutsches Sprachdiplom Stufe II.

Students can refer to the official university website for more details on the same.

Saarland University ranks among the top German universities. When it comes to the university's rankings, it  it ranked #1271 in Best Global Universities, #440 in Best Global Universities in Europe, #54 in Best Global Universities in Germany, and #635 in World University Rankings 2026. 

Another top-ranking publisher ranked the Saarland University #372 of 14,131 in the World, #148 of 2,785 in Europe, #30 of 369 in Germany, #1 of 4 in Saarland, and #1 of 4 in Saarbrucken.

Saarland University acceptance rate for international students stands at around 36%, meaning that the Saarland University admissions are competitive for foreign and local students alike as less than half of the candidates are likely to be admitted on the campus grounds. Currently, Saarland University houses 3,641 international students, of which 331 are first-year students. Indian students account for 613 of the 1,890 students at Saarland University hailing from Asia, and is the top country of origin