MBA in Germany

Not automatically. German universities independently decide how (or whether) to factor in your dMAT result alongside the rest of your application; APS India has confirmed that there is no automatic penalty tied to the score for the APS certificate itself.

No. The two are separate requirements handled by different bodies - dMAT is part of APS documentation; GMAT (where required) is part of a specific business school's own admissions process

No. The two are separate requirements handled by different bodies - dMAT is part of APS documentation; GMAT (where required) is part of a specific business school's own admissions process

Yes, international students can study for free at many Public Universities like the University of Cologne or LMU Munich. You still need to pay a small semester contribution and show around €11,904 in a Blocked Account for your yearly living costs.

For German student visa for MBA in Germany, students need to present offer letter, proof of funds, health insurance and academic transcripts. Applicants would also need to show proof of having a blocked account. The student visa allows a part–time job of 120 days of 240 half days per year. Students will have to pay around €110 as visa application fee (INR 11.2 K). Processing time for Residence Permit visa is 3 months (8 - 12 weeks).  

Yes, a 1-year MBA in Germany can be worth it for many students. These programs are intensive and designed to provide a comprehensive education in a shorter time frame, allowing graduates to enter the job market quickly. Many reputed institutions offer 1-year MBAs that are recognised globally.

Costs of MBA in Germany can differ on type of institution. It should be noted that public universities mostly have less fee which can range from EUR 200 - EUR 500 per semester. Whereas for private universities, tuition fees for MBA courses is between EUR 15 K - EUR 43 K (about INR 16 L - INR 46 L) for full course. 

University of applied sciences Wurzburg offers more practical and industry oriented curriculum. Whereas Universi of Stuttgart focuses more on research based curriculum.

MBA graduates of RWTH Aachen University work in various top sector and are hired by many top companies. The table below shows the top sectors and industries where these graduates get engaged in-

RWTH Business School is one of the best global business schools and attracts bright minds from all over the globe. 

• Have AACSB accreditation
• Provides in-depth business knowledge;
• Helps develop analytical skills and management skills;
• Has industry connections with international companies and research institutions such as Ericsson, Ford, Philips, Microsoft, and more;
• Has a strong community and alumni base of students from 30 nations around the globe; and
• By providing students the exposure to different cultures and perspectives, the programme helps them develop an international mindset.