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Goethe University Frankfurt does not have any tuition fee for its courses. But, students are required to pay a semester fee. Also, students are required to pay the living cost. The cost of living at Goethe Uni can be around Euro 952. 

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Goethe University is famous for various aspects some of which are given as follows:

  • The University of Goethe holds a long heritage of being one of the top universities in Germany and the world as well since its inception in 1914.
  • The variety of courses that the university offers exceeds 200. The University of Goethe does not charge any tuition fee for some of its courses. International students need to only pay the administration fee or semester fee.
  • The University of Goeth has a remarkable alumni network which includes Rolf van Dick ( Social Psychologist), Paul Ehrlich ( Noble Prize Winning Physician and Scientist) among others. 

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At Goethe University, international students, including Indian students can get a scholarship of 500 euros per month for up to 6 months. To apply, Indian students must be working on their final exams or thesis, and they need written confirmation from the examination office.

For the DAAD Scholarship for International Graduates,   and Undergraduates, students need to apply within 15 months of arriving in Germany. Indian students looking to apply for scholarship can also apply through the German embassy in their home country.

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Certainly, an average Indian student can get into the prestigious Goethe University, however, he or she has to make sure to satisfy the course-specific eligibility criteria and admission requirements. Goethe University has an acceptance rate which is nearly 50%, and it offers admission to students on an admission requirements basis rather than on a competitive basis. An Indian student who is seeking admission at Goethe University is required to show valid English Language Proficiency test scores as well as German language proficiency test scores along with satisfying other eligibility criteria for their desired course.

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Goethe University Frankfurt is ranked among the best research universities in the world and is well-known for having 19 Nobel laureates among its alumni.

One should cost as a big factor courses like M.A.Goethe University is definitely a better choice but one give preference to Presidency college as the cost would he low. 

M.A from any top ranked NIRF university ( top 50 -60 ) would be a good choice .Also you can explore the options of distance M.A.

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