German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

Most programmes are applied for on the DAAD portal. EPOS is the exception. There you apply to the German university running the course.

No. Only some programmes such as EPOS ask for it. Research grants and academic study scholarships usually do not.

Not for a degree course directly. A Class 12 certificate from India needs a Studienkolleg year and the Feststellungsprüfung first. The HSK summer course is the DAAD option at this stage.

It depends on the course language. English-taught Master's courses usually ask for IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 98 to 100 iBT. German-taught courses need TestDaF or DSH instead.

The DAAD Scholarship pays EUR 992 a month for students and EUR 1,300 a month for doctoral candidates. The HSK summer course pays a one-time allowance of EUR 475 instead.

Most DAAD Scholarship programmes pay a monthly stipend, a flat-rate travel allowance and insurance. Public German universities charge no tuition fee. So the package covers the main cost of studying.

The University of Cologne DAAD scholarship attracts students from all over the world. The DAAD scholarship is one of the most popular funding options for Indian students wishing to study in Germany. This scholarships covers tuition fees, a monthly stipend of around EUR 850 (INR 94.6K) to EUR 1,200 (INR 1.33 L), health insurance, and travel allowance. Indian students can apply directly through the Official DAAD Portal by submitting academic transcripts, a statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation.

The University of Cologne DAAD scholarship attracts students from all over the world. The DAAD scholarship is one of the most popular funding options for Indian students wishing to study in Germany. This scholarships covers tuition fees, a monthly stipend of around EUR 850 (INR 94.6K) to EUR 1,200 (INR 1.33 L), health insurance, and travel allowance. Indian students can apply directly through the Official DAAD Portal by submitting academic transcripts, a statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation.

The call for DAAD prize is usually once a year in May. The DAAD prize is given to outstanding international students who have distinguished themselves not through exceptional academic achievements but via remarkable and social and intercultural commitment. The prize is of EUR 1,000 (Around INR 1.09 L). The applications for this have to submitted to the international degree seeking students at TU Berlin. 

FU Berlin can apply for DAAD scholarships. The award value of these scholarships is EUR 250 per month. The scholarships are funded by STIBET. International students who have obtained their education abroad, are not current German citizens, have been enrolled at FU Berlin can get DAAD scholarships. Students have submit an online application form to receive these scholarships. Some of the documents that are required for these scholarships are study certificates, passport, previous year's  transcripts, etc.