Germany

Frankfurt offers the most job opportunities for international students as it is the financial hub of Germany. The city hosts numerous banks and major companies, providing ample internship and job prospects. Berlin also has strong networking opportunities and a growing job market, especially in tech and creative industries.

No, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is not free for international teachers. Though some students may be given an exception from paying the tution fee in case they are DAAD scholarship holders or are citizens of one of the member states of AKP or citizens of one of the least developed countries on the UN-list . 

Fee for undergraduate/bachelor's degree that is paid by international students at KIT is €1,500 per semester . 

To know more about the institute, candidates can refer to the official website of the institute or shiksha. 

Universities in Germany have rolling admissions or fixed admission deadlines. Usually, German universities accept international applications in two major intakes: Summer (Mar/Apr start) intake and Fall (Aug/Sep start) intake. Note that the fall intake are open for most of the courses. However, summer intakes are open for selective courses only. Hence, the fall intake is a better option.