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Shreya Basu

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Applicants planning to study in Germany would require a German Student Visa for their entire duration of stay while completing their degree. The student visa would also allow students access to part-time work for 20 hours a week for the entire duration of the study or 120 full or 240 half days per year. Candidates should note that on completion of their study, they would be allowed an eighteen-month (18 months) post-study period to find employment in their field of study. Candidates will have to pay around EUR 110 (INR 11.2 K) as a visa application fee. Generally, the processing time for a Residence Permit visa is 3 mont

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology helps the graduates who apply for their first work experience. The university lists many helpful jobs on the portals and career events on our HECTOR School webpage which helps students to select their desired jobs within Germany 

The university helps students by making their complete application required for jobs which includes: 

  • Cover letter 

  • Curriculum vitae 

  • Attachments such as references and certificates 

One of the most important aspects employers ask in Germany is work experience about which graduates from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology doesn't need to worry as inter

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Kanishka Gambhir

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The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany has a long history of 200 years. The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is the only German university of excellence with a national large-scale research sector. More than half of the people at KIT, Germany are conducting research in a broad range of disciplines from engineering to economics to many more.  

The objective of the university is to make significant contributions to the global challenges in the fields of energy, mobility, and information. 

As Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is distributed over several locations which makes it a multiple campus university. The Karls

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Heidelberg has various student accommodation, from single flats with their own bathroom and kitchen to shared flats of various sizes. The Heidelberg University – Germany has a total of 30 residential student halls in Heidelberg. International students can stay at these residential halls as they are operated by the university.  

Some details of these residential halls at Heidelberg are mentioned below: 

Residential Halls  

Rent 

Europahaus I 

€ 276,00 - € 560,00 (INR 28K- INR 57K) 

Sibley-Haus 

€ 252,00 - € 340,00 (INR 26K- INR 34.5K) 

Gustav-Radbruch-Haus 

€ 260,00 - € 350,00 (INR 26.4K- INR 35.6K) 

Jellinekhaus 

€240,00 (INR 24.4K) 

Fremereyhaus 

€ 240,00 - € 380,00 (INR 24.4K- INR 38.6K) 

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