Germany

Yes. A professional photo is expected in Germany. It is placed at the top right corner and should be a formal headshot (4.5x6cm) with a neutral background.

Yes. A Lebenslauf follows a strict format with a professional photo, date of birth, complete address, CEFR language levels and a signature at the bottom. An Indian or US-style resume will not meet German expectations.

No. Public universities in Germany will automatically reject applications from Indian students that do not include the official APS document. You must complete your document verification and receive the secure digital PDF certificate before portals close.

Absolute closing deadline for most public universities is July 15, 2027. However, highly competitive English-taught Master's programs or elite TU9 institutions often close their application portals much earlier, between columns in April and May 2027.

For applicants from Asia, including India, processing generally takes around 6 to 7 weeks. Processing may take longer during peak admission periods.

No. Uni-assist works fully online. You upload all documents digitally through your My Assist account. Any kind of physical documents are not required unless a specific university asks for them separately.

No. Uni-assist is used by more than 180 universities. Some universities have their own direct application systems. Always check the university's official website to confirm whether uni-assist is required.

HU Berlin uses a mix of both systems. It acts by using the eligibility-based model for its NC free programs while being really selective in admissions for some its high-demand and limited-seat programs.

HU Berlin is one of the most selective universities in the world, as indicated by its acceptance rate, standing at just 18%.

Yes, Berlin University of Applied Sciences and Technology is a public university located in Berlin, Germany. As per Shiksha Popularity Ranking, BHT Berlin ranks at #924 in World and #79 in Germany. Berlin University of Applied Sciences and Technology offers programs at both UG and PG levels for its Indian students.

As of March 2026, the mandatory minimum for standard undergraduate pathways to Germany is 70%. Students below this threshold are ineligible for the standard route though some pathway programs remain available.