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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )

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Yes, you can, but please check requirements on the website.

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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )

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You must attain C2 level in the German language.

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

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Hi, you can try in UK universities. Germany will be too tough for you. Besides, you have to check the admission requirements of different colleges and courses, and prepare your application accordingly. You must also take IELTS.

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Shwetha Fernandes

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There might be courses available to do than a degree.

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Shwetha Fernandes

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To get reliable information on the matter check with Shelldreams Overseas company. The policies will surely differ from one country to the other.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi,
For undergraduate programs, you will need German language proficiency but check the language of instruction on university websites. At least A2 level is required for most UG programs. You can also check this if it helps for your German language training:
https://www.goethe.de/ins/in/en/spr/kur/gia.html

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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )

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In Technical University of Berlin, there are a few courses taught in English. You must think of any other universities like Carl's Benz School, etc.

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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )

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These are universities with minimal fees. But the living costs are expensive. In Munich;
Accommodation (by studentenwerk) - 240-300 euros
Food (self-cooking)- 130 euros
Internet -20 euros
Transport + tuition fees- 150 euros
Total- 540 euros/ month or Rs. 43000/ month
If you work in a part-time job, you can cover your monthly expenses.

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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )

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You must score more than 50%. The main basis for selection is your CV and the motivational letter.

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kumar Aryashresthstudying in class 11 science (PCM )

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In Germany, most of the courses are taught in German and some in English. If the medium of you course is German you will have to give Test Daf (German language test) after class 12. After you pass it, you can apply at TUM on its website. You should have a passport with yourself. After you are selected you need to search for accommodation, which is hard to get at reasonable rates. Most are for 400 euro-1200 euro. But you can apply for accommodation via studentenwerk Munich to get at 240 euro-300 euro. According to visa regulations you must have 8000 euro in your bank account when you arrive in Germany for studying. Munich is the most ex
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