Germany

Berlin has a moderate crime index of approximately 44.66, meaning it is a relatively safe city to reside in. Neighborhoods like Mitte, Charlottenhurg, and Prenzlaur Berg are considered especially safe since they are usually either heavily policed or have a generally low crime rate.

A resident of Berlin is more likely to experience petty theft or vandalism rather than violent crimes. It is advised to avoid neighborhoods like Leopoldplatz, Görlitzer Park, or Alexanderplatz, especially at night, as these areas have a higher crime rate.

Absolutely. The semester fee charged by German universities comes with a bunch of advantages, one of which includes student transportation passes for unlimited use within certain zones (AB/ABC) and at times, outside. Students are advised to reach out to their university's student services or the AStA (Allgemeiner Studierendenausschuss) to gain more insights on the semester ticket included in their semester fees. 

Other options to commute include public transport like S-Bahn, U-Bahn, trams, and buses.

Students can check the approximate cost of accommodation in Berlin in case on-campus housing options aren't available:

• 1BHK City Centre: EUR 1,234/month (INR 1,22,600)
• 1BHK Outside City Centre: EUR 913/month (INR 90,700)
• 3BHK in City Centre: EUR 2,328/month (INR 2,31,300)
• 3BHK outside City Centre: EUR 1,634/month (INR 1,62,300) 

Moreover, the cost of buying a solo apartment by sq. meter is as follows:

• Solo apartment price per sq. meter in City Centre- EUR 7,571 (INR 7,52,400)
• Solo apartment price per sq. meter outside the City Centre- EUR 5,578 (INR 5,54,300)

 1 EUR = INR 99.38 (Rounded off INR values used)

After successfully completing your studies at the University of Tuebingen, students can apply for a Residence Permit at the Foreigner's Office. Through this, students can extend their stay for up to 18 months in order to look for a job in Germany. Also Read: Post Study Work Permit in Germany