Colleges in Germany

Humboldt University is top picks for international students who desire to study abroad. Some of the helpful tips for students starting their first year at HU Berlin are listed below:

• Attend orientations and meetings for incoming students;
• Concentrate on studies and do follow the curriculum;
• Actively participate in co-curricular activities and events; and
• Get the students as soon as possible as it is required to various purposes, inluding lunch.

A few of the tips for students starting their studies at BSBI are - 

• Students who applied for BSBI should be humble and should interact with as many people as possible. Mainly beacause, the more people you talk to the better knowledge you get. 
• Attend as many gathering and parties as much as you can. 
• Applicants should avoid missing classes, as 70% of learning comes from students going to classes. 
• Students can get involved with extracuricular activities, i.e., joing university clubs, sports etc. This will also look good on a portfolio in the longer run. 

Under the title 'master's degree of Primo Livello', the study programme does not guarantee a direct entry to a third cycle degree a PhD in BSBI, as applicants are asked for a solid research proposal and usually five years of previous education in the first and second cycles. 

However, coming to Doctorate courses, applications are based on their merit and each university and country has their own admissions criteria. Hence applicants are advised to check the official website to avoid the last minute hassles. 

According to student reviews, here are some of the tips for surviving at TUM:

• Try not to miss lectures. When it comes to self-learning and attending lectures, both have their own importance
• Learn the German language
• Do not forget to socialize while studying
• Start gaining company experiences via internship and thesis
• Try to complete all the assignments
• Get housing as soon as possible

As per the student alumni reviews on an unofficial source, given below are some of the things that would increase the chances of getting into TUM Germany:

• Excellent academics, probably in the Top 5 of your class
• Internships, job experience, or a research publication
• Good GATE / GRE score, whichever is needed
• TOEFL score of minimum 100
• Excellent ad fantastic SOP

For the initial screening of the applications, TUM may look for the following:

• The reputation of previous universities attended. The selection coordinator would usually open the website of the institutes mentioned in the CV to see what that particular university has been doing. In some case, they might look at the university’s accreditation
• To get admission to TUM, the academic records are very important
• International outlook in research and innovation is also checked. The CV gives the committee a good idea about your outlook, the fields where you have studied and the areas in which you want to specialize

FS University offers a BTech programme through its School of Engineering. The candidates can choose from offered specialisations i.e., Computer Science, Civil, Electrical, Information Technology, and Mechanical Engineering. Candidates, who have passed class 12th with a minimum score of 45% with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, are eligible for the programme. Candidates can also consider other branches offered in the BTech programme.