Germany

Indian students need a Germany blocked account balance of EUR 11,904 (INR 13.25 Lakhs) for 1 year or EUR 992 (INR 1.1 Lakhs) per month. The amount is set by German govt. to make sure Indian students have enough to cover costs like rent, food, and healthcare.

ICICI, Expatrio, and Studely are some popular banks for Indian students to open a blocked account with.

1 EUR = INR 111.34

Pursuing MS in Biotechnology in Germany is very affordable as most public universities do not charge any tuition fee. Mentioned below are fee details of top ranking universities in Germany offering MS in Biotechnology-

Yes, graduates of the UE Applied Sciences do retain their access to the Career Development Centre (CDC) services. This allows them to use key CDC services such as alumni networking, job opportunities, and career services.

More information can be found on the official Uni of Europe for Applied Sciences website.

The Alumni Mentoring programme at UE Germany connects current students with experienced alumni for career advice and networking. The programme is managed by the Career Development Center, and offers personalized support, allows students to build industry connections, and gain insights.

Students can contact the CDC at UE for Applied Sciences Germany to know more.

Yes, the Uni of Europe Applied Sciences offers several dual-study programmes to Indian students. These follow a split-week model where students work at a partner company 3 days a week while studying.

The dual study programmes allow students to gain professional experience during their studies. These can be pursued in areas like Data Science, Digital Media, Sport & Event Management, and Psychology.

While the cost of tuition at most public universities in Germany is absolute 00, the overall cost of education is not 100% free. Students still need to pay a minimal for administrative fee and semester fee along with paying for their daily living expenses; all of which comes to around - 

• Semester fee- €200 - €800/year
• Living costs- €11,904/year

While private universities are a different story - they can charge up to €20,000 per year.
So the accurate answer is - tuition is free at public universities in Germany, but you'll still spend INR 10 - 14L/year on living costs and a small semester fee.

RWTH Aachen University is one of the top universities in Germany as well as in the world.

Shiksha Popularity ranks this top German University at #7 in Germany. Also, by the QS rankings 2026, RWTH ranks #105. Times Higher Education ranks it at #92 in the year 2026.

Pursuing MS in Embedded Systems & VLSI in Germany is very affordable as most public universities do not charge any tuition fee. Mentioned below are fee details of top ranking universities in Germany offering this course:

There are many companies that hire Embedded Systems & VLSI degree graduates from Germany. Some of top recruiters of these are Siemens, Vector Group, Robert Bosch, Infineon Technologies, Brunel, Nokia, etc.