Study Abroad

Holmes Institute degrees are generally recognised internationally. However, their recognition in India is questionable. The institute's degrees are not known to be recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).

This means, students will ideally have to look for a career outside India, if an Holmes institute degree is all they have.

Yes, Indian students need to attend at least 80% of their classes in a term at Holmes Institute. If attendance falls below this, the student may get reported to the Department of Home Affairs for breach of visa conditions by the principal/campus admin.

Students can check the latest Attendance Policy and Procedure on holmes.edu.au.

Yes, Indian students need to attend at least 80% of their classes in a term at Holmes Institute. If attendance falls below this, the student may get reported to the Department of Home Affairs for breach of visa conditions by the principal/campus admin.

Students can check the latest Attendance Policy and Procedure on holmes.edu.au.

Indian students interested in higher studies from Holmes Institute Australia need to be at least 18 years old. Students below this age cannot apply for its higher education programs, as per the latest admission policies.

For local students, the minimum age requirement is 16 years. Check the Holmes Institute Admission page on Shiksha Study Abroad to know more.

The general scholarship deadline at Stuttgart Uni of Applied Sciences is closed for 2026 intake. However, tentative scholarship deadline for the 2027 intake is Apr, 2027.

For external scholarships in Germany, the deadlines vary. Students are advised to check the scholarship page on Shiksha Study Abroad, before applying.

Yes, certain programs have different tuition costs instead of the usualy EUR 1,500 fee. This includes the Master's in International Project Management and Smart City Solutions Program. Overall tuition fees for both programs is mentioned below:

No, HFT Stuttgart is not free for Indian students. The state of Baden-Wurttemberg allows it to charge tuition fees from non-EU/EEA students unlike other public universities in Germany. However, Stuttgart is still more affordable compared to Munich, and offers a comfortable lifestyle at lower costs to Indian students.

Contact one of our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors to know more about cost of studies in Stuttgart for Indian students.

Yes, non-EU/EEA students (including from India) are required to pay tuition fee worth EUR 1,500 (INR 1.66 Lakhs) per semester. In addition to this, students also need to pay a semester fee worth EUR 184.50 (INR 20.5 K).

Indian students can pay the same using bank transfer (wire transfer) via the official HFT Stuttgart fee portal. 

HFT Stuttgart ranked among the top 10 German Universities for Computer Science and Business studies in 2020, per an unofficial source. Mentioned below is how it performed in the survey of HR departments in Germany for its UG Computer Science and Business Information Systems programs:

HFT Stuttgart consistently ranks among the top German universities for its high student satisfaction, strong practical programs and industry connections. HFT Germany rankings are special as they highlight how good the university is for teaching quality, career prep, and small-group study environment.