Germany

Hi Nandikonda,
If you have completed 12th or in your 12th note that you cannot apply after 12th to a German university. They need 13 years education. You may clear the IIT JEE Advanced after 12th to be eligible or complete the first year of a Bachelor's degree programme in India. Remember you have to be highly academic and a very strong profile is required. As far as exams are concerned, prepare for the IELTS and German Language. No other exams are required unless you opt for IIT JEE Advanced.

Hi Kunal,
The tuition fee is very low in German universities. It may cost around 500 to 1000 euro per semester. It is free in national universities. To be admitted, you must have a very strong academic profile. Additionally, you must have a strong profile with the demonstration of research work, publications, etc. Take your IELTS. German language knowledge is beneficial.

Hi Venkatesh,
The free universities are the national universities which are highly competitive. If you want to study in those, you must have around 80% in UG and more and an overall competent profile.

You cannot take a loan in a foreign country. You have to take a loan from an Indian bank only. You are supposed to show your finances while applying for the visa. In such cases, without loan you cannot even apply for the visa.
As you are going, you need a copy borrower either your parents or siblings and you have to give collateral security for the loan. Interest rate differs from bank to bank.

Hello,
The cost is on an average a 500 Euros with additional cost of living every year. However, the admission in German universities is based on high academics & the related information is available on DAAD website. You may have strong LORs & (Recommended) GRE to get admission in good universities in Germany.

In India, we are having many prestigious institutions like IITs and NITs. It is better to pursue B.Tech from India.If you are more interested to study in Germany, then do MS there.

Hi Nishant, you cannot apply to German university after 12th. They require 13 years education. I will advice you to first check directly with the universities or DAAD officials for acceptance of NIOS qualification and then enroll into a Bachelor degree programme, complete the 1st year with good grades before applying to a German university. Please contact them:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/

You may face challenges in meeting the eligibility criteria for MS in Germany because the majority of German universities prefer students with 10+2+4 years of education for admission in MS courses.

First of all you need to learn their language. Most of the courses in Germany are taught in German language. The fee structure is comparatively very low but the living costs are quite high. If you find a part-time job in Germany then it will be more helpful.