Colleges in Germany

As per the stats, the Anhalt University of Applied Sciences acceptance rate is around 49%. This acceptance rate suggests that this university is slightly selective at the time of admission. For admission to UG courses, the students should have completed secondary school education. Those who want to take admission to PG courses, a Bachelor's degree is required. 

The students can apply to the University of Gottingen via the university-specific portal.  Admission intakes for the Master's courses are Winter and Summer. The documents required to apply to this university's Masters courses are-

• Copy of the last degree
• English or German language proficiency
• APS Certificate
• Health insurance

The students can apply to the University of Gottingen via the university-specific portal.  Admission intakes for the Master's courses are Winter and Summer. The documents required to apply to this university's Masters courses are-

• Copy of the last degree
• English or German language proficiency
• APS Certificate
• Health insurance

Gottingen University rankings as per the QS rankings for 2026 are-

• Agriculture and Forestry: #21
• Biological Sciences: #81
• Life Sciences & Medicine: #110
• Law & Legal Studies: #151-200
• Chemistry: #147

While studying at the TU Braunschweig, Indian students can work part time. But there are some rules. 

• Indian students can not work for more than 140 full days or 280 half days per year in Germany
• Students earning more than EUR 556 per month  pay social security contributions to the pension fund

No, Indian students do not need a perfect GPA to be eligible for Hochschule Darmstadt scholarships. Scholarships like DAAD require students to have completed a UG degree with a minimum 65% or equivalent and have minimum 2 years of work experience.

Check detailed eligibility criteria for German scholarships in 2027 here.

No, the Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences does not offer the Deutschlandstipendium. Scholarship options for Indian students at h_da are limited. Among the best external scholarships for Indian students in Germany is the DAAD scholarship.

Yes, practical work placements or internships are mandatory for many degree programs at the Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences (h_da). The following h_da programs come with mandatory work placements:

• MSc Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
• MA in Applied Social Sciences

For a complete list of courses that mandates internships or work placements, check h-da.de.

No, the Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences does not organize campus placements or recruitment drives as is usually the norm among Indian universities. Students apply independently for jobs after studies. 

However, the h_da Career Center provides free application support and organizes the meet at h_da (annual career fair) to help Indian students find jobs.