Colleges in Germany

The acceptance rate at the University of Rostock is around 48%. Looking at the acceptance rate, it can be observed that the Uni of Rostock is competitive at the time of admissions. 

For admission to the UG courses of Rostock Uni, the students must have completed school education. Whereas for admission to the PG courses of Rostock Uni, a Bachelor's degree is required. 

Yes, you can study entirely in English but due to basic everyday conversations and sustenance in Germany, basic German linguistic skills are advisable. For English taught exams as well, A1 level completion is compulsory by the end of the academic course year. The university itself has a German language teaching department for such students. The RPTU as a public institution of Germany have most of the German-taught programs that require basic level
(B2)German understanding, reading and writing. 

As confirmed by a student of RPTU, it is relatively easier to manage studies and part-time jobs for financial support “education is already quite affordable and part-time work is enough to manage expenses.” The government finacial aids and scholarships in Germany also makes education quite accessible to almost everyone. The eligibilitity criterias and language proefficiency might require a lot more effort, but due to technical feild expertise by German companied worldwide, studying at Germany can be worth it. 

Most of the exams are German-taught, whereas some MSc and BSc programs are English-taught and have a basic requirement of A1 level pro-efficeincy during the course year, such as Computer Science, Commercial Vehicle Technology, Automation and Control (A&C), Advanced Quantum Physics, Environmental Pollution Management (Ecotoxicology), Digital Process Engineering in MSc, and Data Analytics in Economics and Business in B.Sc. The experts advise students to learn German for english taught courses too as the majority of population might not know English and living might be difficult.

International students at the Uni of Rostock can work part time. They can work for 140 full days or 280 half days per year. Per week, students can work for up to 20 hours per week. Students can earn EUR 12 - EUR 19 per hour via part time jobs in Germany. Popular on-campus jobs in Germany are-

• Restaurant staff
• Library Assistant
• Research Assistant
• Retail Store Assistant 

There is no tuition fee at the University of Rostock. But, Indian students are required to pay the semester fees and living expenses. The semester fee at this university is EUR 333 or INR 37k. The living expenses at Rostock University is around INR 1 lakh for Indian students. 

Depending on the programme for which the students are applying to the Uni of Rostock, German language proficiency may be required ranging from B1/ B2 / C1 / C2. The test scores of the following can be submitted-

• Goethe Certificate
• TestDAF
• DSH

Indian students can apply to the Uni of Rostock via Uni-Assist. After the submission of the applications, the process of the same may take 4-6 weeks. APS Certificate, along with the documents like transcripts, language certificates, CV, etc. are required to apply to this university. 

The Uni of Bremen awards around 100 scholarships in the Winter semester within the framework of Deutschlandstipendium. The scholarship amount is Euros 300 per month (Around INR 33k). The application deadline for all students has passed.

Indian students can work part time while studying at the Uni of Bremen. They can work 140 full or 280 half days or up to 20 hours per week. During the holidays, students can work full time. Popular part time jobs in Germany are-

• Research Assistant
• Tutor
• Student Assistant
• Delivery Executive