Germany

There is no fixed percentage, but it's better to have at least 70% marks in Class 12. Some top universities and technical courses like engineering may ask for 75–80% or more. Also, they may check your marks in specific subjects like maths or science. Higher marks give you a better chance of getting admission in Bachelor's in Germany.

In Germany, there is no course called BTech. Instead, students apply for:

• Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.), or

• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

These are same as BTech and cover all the engineering subjects like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, and Computer Science.

No, JEE Mains is not directly accepted in Germany. But, if you are an Indian student and you have:

• Finished Class 12 with required subjects

• Cleared JEE Advanced, or

• Done 1 year of college in India, or

• Completed a Studienkolleg (foundation course) in Germany

Then you can apply for engineering courses like B.Eng. or B.Sc. in Germany. You also need to show your English or German language skills, depending on your course.

Yes, Germany is very good for engineering studies. It has many top-ranked engineering universities, and most of them are tuition-free. You also get good job options after graduation.

Many German colleges work with big companies like BMW, Siemens, Bosch, so students get practical training and chances for internships. Also, the degrees from Germany are accepted worldwide.

Germany is the right choice to study an MS in Biotechnology. There are many top-ranked universities in Germany which are focused on research and innovation. The reasons why Indian students should study MS in Biotechnology from Germany are mentioned below-

• Germany has a lot of universities that have been ranked for Biotech courses like TUM Munich, Heidelberg University and RWTH Aachen.

Yes, Indian food is available both on & near the Technical University of Munich campus at the institute.

On-campus the TUM Cafeteria serve Indian cuisines, while near the campus, you can find quality Indian food at the places mentioned below:

Most engineering, IT, management, and Science courses are open in September intake in Germany.

The academic year in Germany is divided into two semesters: the winter semester from 1 October to 31 March (actual lecturing period from mid-October to mid-February, i.e. four months); the summer semester from 1 April to 30 September (lecturing from mid-April to mid-July, i.e. three months).

You can apply for September intake in Germany from early March 2025. Check the deadline of the universities you want to study in and apply at least a month before your deadline. Don't delay in replying to university emails.

It starts in September / October and ends in February / March. All the Universities in Germany offer a large number of courses for Winter Intake. For most Universities, the application deadline will fall in mid-July for Winter (September Intake).