Colleges in Germany

Graduates who complete a BTech in Industrial Engineering from RWTH in Germany can easily get a job after the degree. The Career Center at the university prepares graduates for the job market and actively supports them with their first steps in the professional world. Many companies visited RWTH to hire highly qualified employees. Therefore, graduates will surely get job opportunities from top employers once they complete their degree.

There are around 37 public universities in Germany for B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering that teach Indian students in English. Mentioned below are some of them:

• Technical University of Munich
• Heidelberg University - Germany
• University of Bonn
• RWTH Aachen University
• Albert Ludwigs University of Freiburg

Public universities in Germany follow a 'no tuition fee' policy as they are state-sponsored and only charge a nominal administrative/semester fee of around EUR 85 to 300 (INR 7,500 - INR 26,700 ) for BTech in Germany. There are around 34 Germany best universities for Engineering that offer BTech courses free for international students. Mentioned below are some universities in the country that offer free education:

• Technical University of Munich
• University of Bonn
• RWTH Aachen University
• Humboldt University of Berlin
• Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Germany has many top-ranked universities in the world that offers quality education to students. They offers BTech courses at a low-cost and also provide better career oppurtunities to graduates. Quality education, low tuition fee, top Engineering colleges, etc. makes Germany a better place to study BTech in Germany.

Germany does not require NEET scores for admission to its medical colleges. Instead, Indian students need to meet specific academic qualifications and may need to take entrance exams like the TMS. 

The cost for MBBS in Germany is low compare to many other countries. Most public universities take only semester fee around €250 to €500, it cover admin cost and student services. Student also need plan for living cost, around €700 to €1,200 per month depend on city. Overall, studying medicine in Germany is much cheaper than MBBS in USA or UK.

In Germany, NEET score not needed for admission in medical colleges. But Indian students must finish higher secondary with Physics, Chemistry, Biology to join MBBS in Germany. Admission mostly based on school marks and rules from each university. Some universities also ask extra test like TMS (Test für Medizinische Studiengänge) to check if candidate ready for medical studies in Germany.

The best medical colleges in Germany are: