Colleges in Germany

As per the Financial Times Master in Management ranking, the University of Mannheim ranked at #28 in 2025. This ranking show that Mannheim Uni ranks among the Top 30 Universities. Over the years, this university has ranked at the following places for MIM course in Financial Times rankings-

The cost of living in Mannheim is around EUR 950 - 1,000 (Around INR 1 L - INR 1.08 L) per month for Indian students

• Housing - EUR 320 - EUR 600
• Health insurance - EUR 140 - EUR 160

There are 50+ student organizations at the University of Mannheim. Students can meet new people if they take part in the student organizations. Some of the categories of these student organizations at Mannheim Uni are-

• Politics and Society
• Social Engagement
• Economics and Finance
• Arts, Culture & Leisure

Yes, the Technical University of Munich accepts JEE Advanced scores to bypass a foundational year. It allows Indian students to apply directly for the UG courses without completing a Studienkolleg.

Look at other admission requirements for TUM - 

• The standard 12th-grade CBSE board certifications are not equivalent to the German Abitur, so if you qualify for the JEE Advanced, it helps you fulfill the direct university entrance qualification. 
• The competitive JEE rank is to be in the top 7000 to 10,000 ranks
• Language proficiency
• An APS Certificate

Yes, Humboldt University of Berlin is a good university for Indian students. It is a public university in Germany. 

HU Berlin is called the Mother of all modern universities and its famous for its courses in Arts, Humanities, Natural Sciences and Sustainability.

As per the QS World rankings 2027, HU Berlin ranked #140 among the top global universities.

For Master's courses of Goethe Uni Frankfurt that are taught in English, no German language proficiency scores are required. In that case, English language scores must be submitted.

For Bachelor's courses of Goethe University Frankfurt, German language proficiency is required. DSH-2 level proficiency is required in that case. 

Yes, the University of Hamburg does not charge any tuition fees from international students. But, it does charge the semester fees which could be around EUR 384 (Around INR 41k). Students have to manage the living expenses which coul be-

• Housing: EUR 400-700 per month
• Living expenses: EUR 500 - 700 per month

Yes, the University of Hamburg offers courses in English. Most of the Master's courses at this university have English as the language of instruction. 180+ degree courses are available at this university. Study areas at the University of Hambirg are-

• Psychology
• Physics
• Mathematics
• South Asian Studies
• Political Science

Yes, the Free University of Berlin is actually free for all international students, including Indians. It is a public university in Germany, and it charges zero tuition.

However, it is not 100% free Indian students have to pay a mandatory semester fee which is around EUR 329 (INR 35.6K).

Also, the living expenses are not covered so the students have to pay. Alternative options can include applying for the FU Berlin scholarships like DAAD. 

(EUR 1 = 108.37)

Indian students who are studying at Heidelberg Uni can work for 140 full or 280 half working days per year. Alternatively, students can work up to 20 hours per week. Few popular part time jobs in Germany are-

• Student Assistant
• Research Assistant
• Cafe staff
• Tutor
• Library Assistant