Free University of Berlin

Yes, a health insurance is mandatory for Indian students planning to study in Germany. The health insurance helps cover for doctor visits, emergency care, and hospital treatments. A public health insurance is usually more affordable. A public healthcare plan costs between EUR 120 and EUR 150 or INR 12.6 K and INR 15.7 K per month. Private healthcare in Germany can cost between EUR 190 and EUR 275 or INR 20 K and INR 28.9 K per month.

1 EUR = INR 105.09

There are many ways Indian students can find part-time work in Germany. Some popular ways are mentioned below.

• Check in at the university career centers. They have access to job listings that are reserved exclusively for university students. Since there are less number of applications, this means better chances of landing a job.
• Indeed Germany, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn also list many part-time work options
• Students can also share their CVs in person at cafes, retail stores, and restaurants
• Networking with peers can also help students land a part-time job much more quickly

The tech sector often sees the highest demand in Berlin. The best paying jobs in Berlin for Indian students include roles like Software Engineer, Data Scientist, Data Analyst, and Senior and Software Engineers, among others. Mentioned below are the average salaries earned by graduates employed in these roles in Berlin.

1 EUR = INR 105.08

Source: Payscale

Yes absoltely because the Free University of Berlin ranked #88 in QS World University Rankings and #23 for WS WUR Ranking by Subject. In 2025 as well as 2026, it has been ranked the 4th best university in Germany by QS.

The requirement for the Management & Marketing master's programme from Free University of Berlin includes a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 12 credit points in accounting/taxation as well as in mathematics, statistics/empirical research methods or an equivalent degree. English language skills of level B2 CEFR are required and students have to write a thesis of at least 12 pages to showcase ability in management/marketing.

Yes Free University of Berlin acceptance rate stands around 15% meaning out of every 100 candidates who apply for its admission process upto 15 will  be accepted. This makes it extremely hard to get into the university ad only one tenth of the applicants will be offered admission

Yes students are allowed to submit more than 1 application depending on the study programme of choice at Free University of Berlin however there is a restriction of 3 for admission restricted programs.

Indian students are required to prove their English skill set to secure admission at Free University of Berlin according to the level demanded by the programme of choice. For popular courses like management, the level required is B2, which can be proven via the following:

The Free University of Berlin follows a two-semester system which is Winter and Summer. The university has major application periods in both of these semesters.

Please note that most of FU Berlin courses are in line with the standard German university calendar. The FU Berlin admission deadlines generally open in mid-Jan for the Summer semester and mid-July for the Winter one.

International students are required to apply for the FU Berlin courses via the Uni-Assist portal for UG and PG courses. Given below is how you can apply at this institution - 

• Select the right application portal 
• Create an account
• Upload the documents 
• Finish the application process within the deadline