Colleges in Germany

Yes, Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) offers free German language classes to Indian (international) students, to help them integrate into the local community and boost their career chances.

Additionally, BSBI is also a telc-approved testing centre, which allows students to certify their German language proficiency from levels A1 to C2.

Employers in Germany prefer grads/students with a decent level of German proficiency and BSBI's free classes helps students attain the same.

Yes, Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) offers free German language classes to Indian (international) students, to help them integrate into the local community and boost their career chances.

Additionally, BSBI is also a telc-approved testing centre, which allows students to certify their German language proficiency from levels A1 to C2.

Employers in Germany prefer grads/students with a decent level of German proficiency and BSBI's free classes helps students attain the same.

BSBI delivers an MSc in Artificial Intelligence degree in partnership with the University of the Creative Arts, and it can be worth pursuing for Indian students if:

• finding it difficult to get into a public university in Germany
• primary goal is to get a work visa in Germany
• plan to self-study technical coding and rely on building an independent portfolio
• access to an English-taught curriculum in Germany

Yes, BSBI is a solid choice for Indian students interested in a BSc in Computer Science and Digitisation program. The institute partners with the UK's University for the Creative Arts - UCA to deliver the same. 

Key reasons that make a Computer Science degree from BSBI Germany worth it are as follows:

• Entirely English-taught
• Easy access to Berlin/Hamburg's tech startups, medium-sized enterprises, and MNCs
• Graduates employed in full-time roles at EY, Siemens, PESTANA, and otto group
• 18-month Germany PSW visa

Yes, TU Dresden charges a EUR 500 (INR 55 K) per semester long-term fee for students who exceed their program's duration by at least 4 semesters.

Senior citizens do not pay regular tuition, but a pay a reduced semester fee of EUR 40 to EUR 80 (INR 4.4 K to INR 8.8 K) instead of the standard EUR 338 (INR 37.3 K) to audit classes or attend the Seniors' Academy.

Indian students can pay TU Dresden semester fee (worth EUR 338 or INR 37.3 K) via bank transfer (SEPA or International wire) using the exact TU Dresden re-registration details. Cash payments are not accepted at the International Office.

Semester fee can transferred using the bank details below:

• Recipient - Technische Universität Dresden
• Credit Institution - Commerzbank Dresden
• Purpose of Use - Matriculation number first name surname
• IBAN - DE25 8504 0000 0800 4004 01
• BIC - COBADEFF850

Average cost of living in Dresden for Indian students ranges between EUR 700 and EUR 1,050 (INR 77 K and INR 1.15 Lakhs).

Average cost of living in Dresden for Indian students ranges between EUR 700 and EUR 1,050 (INR 77 K and INR 1.15 Lakhs).

Indian (international) students can expect an admission decision from TU Dresden in about 4 weeks after applying (for un-restricted study programs). For restricted programs (NC programs) or courses that require an aptitude assessment, decisions are generally issued within 4 to 7 weeks.

Indian (international) students can expect an admission decision from TU Dresden in about 4 weeks after applying (for un-restricted study programs). For restricted programs (NC programs) or courses that require an aptitude assessment, decisions are generally issued within 4 to 7 weeks.