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New answer posted•4 months ago
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4 months ago

No, students generally cannot receive muliple scholarships at the same time at Neu Ulm University of Applied Sciences. Most scholarships providers in Germany (DAAD, Deutschlandstipendium) do not allow that.

However, students can combine academic stipend with private loans, or some other non-monetary

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New answer posted•4 months ago
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4 months ago

Deadline to apply for scholarships at Neu Ulm Applied Sciences is Nov 1, 2026 for the Winter semester and Apr 15, 2027 for the Summer intake. 

Follow the below steps to apply:

  • Register on Mobility-Online
  • Fill personal and financial data
  • Upload relevant documents (like certificate of enrolment)
  • Com

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New answer posted•4 months ago
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4 months ago

Yes, you can apply for several degree programmes, but you must decided on a study place after completing the application process. For recognition of degrees from outside Germany, only one degree programme can be selected at uni-assist.de. The VPD is also valid for all other degree programmes with th

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4 months ago

Students who meet all of the following conditions are required to take the dMAT test for entry to NEU ULM Applied Sciences University:

  • Applying for a Master's programme for the 2027 Summer intake or later
  • Applying via the APS India Process
  • Completed a UG degree or equivalent in Engineering, Commerce, A

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4 months ago

Yes, the Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences (HNU) is fully accredited by the Central Evaluation and Accreditation Agency (ZEvA) and recognised by the Bavarian State Ministry for Science and Art.

Some of its programs also hold individual accreditations by agencies like FIBAA and ACQUIN.

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New answer posted•4 months ago
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4 months ago

Yes,  NEU-ULM is a cost-effective option for Indian students interested in Business, IT, and Management with a easy transition to the German job market.

Here is why it is a good option for Indians:

  • Low costs of living (INR 1 Lakhs-INR 1.1 Lakhs) than Munich (INR 1.65 Lakhs)
  • Small class sizes (20 t

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New answer posted•4 months ago

Can Petroleum Engineers work in renewable energy?

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Asked by Mani
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4 months ago

Yes, petroleum engineers can transition to renewable energy. Your expertise in fluid mechanics, subsurface geology, and drilling is highly valuable. In short, this will help you to transition into any energy sector.

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New answer posted•4 months ago

Which country is best for Petroleum Engineering?

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Raj Vimal
4 months ago

USA is widely considered the best country for Petroleum Engineering. It is top universities, advanced research facilities, and a massive energy industry.

Other excellent choices offering great career prospects include Canada, Australia, the UK, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

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New answer posted•4 months ago

Which country is best for Petroleum Engineering?

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Asked by Virajita
Raj Vimal
4 months ago

USA is widely considered the best country for Petroleum Engineering. It is top universities, advanced research facilities, and a massive energy industry.

Other excellent choices offering great career prospects include Canada, Australia, the UK, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

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