Colleges in Germany

LMU Munich semester fee for Indian students are non-refundable if their visa is rejected. The university has a strict non-refund policy on semester and processing costs.

Indian students should be extra cautious when applying for a Germany student visa.

Yes, Indian students can change their course at LMU Munich. To do that, students need to request for a change of subject form. students without a German university entrance qualification need to apply for change of subjects at the International Office.

The application deadlines to change courses vary for different programs. To know more, check the official university website.

Yes, Indian students need to take the Studienkolleg (preparatory course) if their high-school certificate is not equivalent to a German high-school leaving certificate (Abitur).

For direct entry, students need to pass the Feststellungsprufung (final exam for Indian students at German preparatory college).

Yes, an APS certificate is mandatory for Indian students to study at Ludwig Maximilian Uni. The document is proof of a student's academic credentials.

Students can apply on the official APS India website to obtain the same. A processing fee of INR 18 K also applies.

Yes, Indian students can change their course at Mannheim Uni (usually within the first 2 semesters). Students will need to meet the entry requirements for their new course. To know more, contact the Student Advising Center at the Uni of Mannheim.

Indian students can pay the Mannheim Uni fees via international bank transfers (SWIFT), or authorized third-party platforms like Flywire, Wise, or Western Union.

Credit cards are also accepted, however, these incur high fees. Contact one of the Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors to know when and how to pay the fees.

Yes, Indian students get transfer to Mannheim Uni. For that, they'll need to apply to an advanced semester. The university will assess students based on performance in previous coursework and exams.

To apply for an advanced semester, students can use the University of Mannheim online portal.

Indian students need tor provide the documents listed below to study at SRH Berlin:

• Letter of Motivation
• LOR from a teacher or university lecturer
• Current CV
• School leaving certificate
• Current transcript of records from previous studies
• Certificate of enrollment
• Proof of scholarship category (birth certificate, concept paper, etc.)
• Proof of special qualifications for the program

Yes, Indian students can study at SRH Berlin without learning German. The university offers many accredited English-taught UG and PG degree programs.

Students don't need German to pursue these courses. However, having a basic understanding of German is advised to have a good student life in Germany.

No, SRH Berlin is not free for Indian students. Unlike most public universities in Germany that don't require a tuition fee, SRH Berlin is a private university.

Indian students have to pay the standard overseas fee rate related to their course.