Netherlands

Per month costs for Indian student ranges INR 1.4 L -  INR 1.7 L. It includes travel, food, housing, personal expenses, etc. Mentioned below is breakdown of these expenses in detail-

1 EUR  = INR 102.98

Leiden University Netherlands MSc in ICT in Business and the Public Sector course is two-year. The language of instruction of this course is English. In this course, students are going to expand their knowledge of ICT and develop Business and organizational skills that are crucial to become a modern IT professional. To be able to pursue any Master's course at this university, the applicants are required to have a Bachelor's degree (BA or BSc). Also, an English language proficiency score is required.

Mentioned below are requirements to be eligible for Dutch PR-

• Possess a valid passport 
• A character certificate & health certificate, with no serious health issues
• Clear the Tuberculosis (TB) testing (mandatory on arrival in Netherlands) 
• Inidividuals older than 12 years of age, must submit the Appendix Antecedents Certificate (form 7601)
• Submit an PR application via the DigiD app or website 

Indian students can apply for PR in Netherlands by steps mentioned below-

• Sign up on Netherlabd univ website 
• Fill PR application
• Provide all important information and documents  
• Documents can be submitted in PDF or JPG format. Students are advised to check instructions on website carefully before starting application
• Data must be complete as incomplete data can lead to delay in processing of application 
• Use iDEAL to pay application fee

Yes. Germany offers an 18-month job-seeker visa, while the Netherlands provides a 12-month orientation year.

Yes, Germany is generally cheaper due to free tuition at public universities and lower rent costs.

Yes, you can get a Netherlands student visa without IELTS. You just need to submit the documents from the university you have been admitted, certifying that you are eligible for a study visa without IELTS.

For skilled workers in IT and engineering, salaries in Germany are mostly higher. Netherlands has many big companies that pay well too. Depending on your job and industry, you can get good salary there. Both countries offer chances to earn well after studies.

Both countries have good education. The choice depends on what you want. Germany is good for cheap education with no tuition fees in public universities and many job opportunities after studies. Netherlands is better for English courses and easy-going learning environment.

In the below-given universities, the University of Groningen ranks better than Amsterdam University in Shanghai rankings. The University of Groningen ranks at #69, whereas, the University of Amsterdam ranks at #101-150. Given below is the comparison Uni of Amsterdam with other universities as per Shanghai rankings is given as follows: