Languages

yes, You can write exam paper in english. 

Yes. Through programs like the "Global 30" (G30) initiative, public universities in Japan offer degrees completely in English. Popular options include UTokyo's PEAK programme and Nagoya University's Automotive Engineering courses.

Studying at TH Bingen is highly affordable for Indian students due to its zero tuition fee model. Like most of the other German public universities, it charges EUR 0 in tuition for international students. 

Other public universities like the State of Baden-Württemberg charge around EUR 1,500 (INR 1.62L).

For private universities, this amount can range between EUR 5,000 to EUR 20,00 (INR 5.40L to INR 21.6L). 

Verdict: TH Bingen is cheaper than many German public universities and only a semester fee is required to be paid there. 

(EUR 1 = INR 108.06)

Try not to overexplain anything. Just be cut to cut. Provide direct answers without volunteering extra information that could lead to unnecessary follow-up questions.

If your course is taught entirely in English, German proficiency is not strictly required. However, mentioning a basic level of A1/A2 German shows a willingness to integrate.

Those Master's courses that are taught in German, Indian students have to submit the suitable language proficiency test. The University of Cologne accepts the following German language proficiency tests for the Master's courses-

• TestDAF TDN 4 in all exam parts
• DSH 2
• Tele C1 Hochschule 
• Tele C2
• ÖSD C2 and more

Yes, you can study at a private Spanish institution on a tight budget, but it requires a very specific approach. While elite business schools are out of reach, many smaller, specialised private institutes offer competitive pricing, flexible payment plans, and fast-track diplomas that cost less than high-end public universities.

The other way round is going for the scholarships in Spain - which, in case they are fully-funded, then most of your expenses will get covered by them. 

No, learning French is not mandatory for Indian students to study at Concordia Uni. The university delivers its programs primarily in English. However, developing French skills is highly recommended for living in Montreal and landing part-time roles.

Local employers give priority to student workers who are proficient in French (especially in customer-facing or professional roles).