Colleges in Germany

Admission at Stuttgart University is moderately competitive for International students because of its acceptance rate. The Stuttgart University acceptance rate is around 53%, which makes admission moderately competitive. This means that 53 get offers out of 100 applicants for UG or PG admission. Therefore, applicants must have a good academic profile and meet Stuttgart admission requirements to study.

Both UofHamburg acceptance rate as well as Bonn uni acceptance rate stand at 36% each which tells us that securing admission in these universities is equally competitive. UHamburg admissions are very selective in nature and students must be an all rounder in order to get admitted securing a seat

In order to secure an admission all overseas applicants must fulfill certain University of Bonn admission requirements listed below:

• Official academic transcripts from high school/university;
• English proficiency proof;
• German proficiency proof;
• Letters of recommendation  (LOR);
• Resume/CV; and
• Other course-specific requirements.

Leipzig University takes a minimum of 3-4 weeks to provide confirmation mail to international students. The university does a thorough review of thousands of applications which is time-consuming. The Leipzig University admission decision is based on the following criteria:

50%: Academic excellence and quality/recognition of home institution

15%: Motivation and academic potential

20%: Compatibility of previous degree

15%: Work experience/professional qualifications

As international applicants need to apply via the Uni-assist website, the application fee for the first course of study is EUR 200 (INR 17K), and every additional course application costs EUR 30. The application fee is non-refundable. Students are required to pay the application fee at the end of the application, but before that, they must fulfill the criteria such as a letter of recommendation, English language proficiency score, standardized scores, and more. (EURO 1=INR 89.52 on 19 Jun 2024)

International students can take Leipzig University admission at the beginning of the Summer and Winter semesters. Leipzig University application deadline for international students is listed as follows-

Currently, Leipzig University does not charge tuition fees for a student’s first degree. However, in certain cases, students may be required to pay fees for a second degree or for exceeding the standard period of study by too long. Certain fees are also charged for some special courses and the DSH course. All applicants, including international and doctoral students, need to pay the semester fee before the start of each semester. In addition to this semester fee, the university levies tuition fees for long-term students and second undergraduate degrees.