Germany

Yes, but Class 12 completion alone does not automatically guarantee direct admission. Indian applicants must meet Germany's higher education eligibility rules and the requirements of their chosen programme.

For admissions from Winter Semester 2026/27, APS India specifies updated Class XII criteria, including a 70% overall threshold under the applicable routes.

After studying in Germany, students can apply for a Post Study Work Visa. As per this, students to stay in Germany for up to 18 months for job purposes. For this, the students must have completed a full-time course at University in Germany. They must also have a valid Germany student visa and have enough funds to support themselves. 

For most English-taught Master's programmes, TU Darmstadt requires IELTS 7.0, TOEFL iBT 95, or PTE Academic 76 (some specific programmes like Mechanics M.Sc. accept lower scores such as IELTS 5.5, so always confirm on your target programme's page).

No. TU Darmstadt, like other German public universities, does not charge tuition fees. Students only pay a semester contribution (roughly €370-€400 per semester) - which typically includes a public transport pass and student services.

No. Due to the difference between India's 12-year and Germany's 13-year school systems, Indian students generally need either one year of study at a recognised Indian university or a Studienkolleg (foundation year) with a passed Feststellungsprüfung before applying for a German Bachelor's programme.

No. Due to the difference between India's 12-year and Germany's 13-year school systems, Indian students generally need either one year of study at a recognised Indian university or a Studienkolleg (foundation year) with a passed Feststellungsprüfung before applying for a German Bachelor's programme.

Yes. Indian students can apply for UG and PG programmes at TUM. You must meet the admission requirements for your chosen programme. This includes academic qualifications and language proficiency. Some applicants may also need a VPD through uni-assist and an APS certificate.

Yes. Indian students can apply for UG and PG programmes at TUM. You must meet the admission requirements for your chosen programme. This includes academic qualifications and language proficiency. Some applicants may also need a VPD through uni-assist and an APS certificate.

Yes. German universities are reputed in the world for tech related studies. Zero or low fee at these universities are another big reason for their popularity. You may need to pay an administrative fee for this.