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00:00Hey everyone!

00:01So I went down the rabbit hole of people also ask on Google and trust me, it is exactly

00:06what Indian students are searching for before applying to Germany.

00:09Whether it has course, exams, PR or jobs, I am breaking it down simply.

00:15Let's go question by question.

00:17Section 1.

00:18Costs, Fees and Scholarships Let's start with the first question.

00:23How much does it cost to study in Germany?

00:25Here is a good part, tuition is mostly free at public universities.

00:31But you need around 11,904 euros to be precise in your blocked account for your visa.

00:37That's roughly about 10.7 lakh rupees.

00:40This does not include rent, food or travel and living costs can go up to 900 to 1700 euros

00:47per month depending on your city.

00:50So yeah, Germany is affordable but not cheap.

00:54Plan your finances well.

00:55Can I study in Germany with 10 lakh rupees total?

00:59If you are frugal, maybe but it will be tight because it's mostly your blocked account and

01:05you will still need funds for daily expenses unless you are earning while studying.

01:10Can I get a full scholarship?

01:12Definitely possible.

01:13TAD is the most well known one.

01:16Also check Hendrik Buell, Erasmus+, and University Level 1s.

01:20But they are competitive.

01:22You need a strong academic profile and killer SOPs.

01:26Apply early and customize your SOPs.

01:28Don't send in a one-size-fits-all essay.

01:31Moving on to section 2.

01:33Exams and eligibility.

01:34Question 1.

01:35Is IELTS mandatory?

01:37Yes.

01:38For English taught programs, aim for a 6.5 plus band score.

01:43And if you are going for a German taught program, you will need test DAF or DSH scores.

01:48Which exams are needed overall?

01:50Let's discuss that.

01:51Most of your silos are TOEFL.

01:53However, some universities may ask for GRE or GMAT for masters.

01:57And now, Indian students must submit an APS certificate before a visa.

02:02This verifies your academics.

02:04A pro tip.

02:05Apply for APS 6-8 weeks before applying to a university.

02:09Can I apply with 50% marks in 12th?

02:12Let's get to it.

02:14Not for public universities.

02:15You may need to do a student colleague, a one-year prep course.

02:19Some private universities may admit you, but they charge tuition.

02:23Don't lose hope.

02:24Just research which path fits your academic background.

02:28Section 3.

02:29Family, Funds and Sponsorship.

02:31Who can sponsor my education?

02:33Let's answer that.

02:34Well, some options are a blocked account, a formal sponsor in Germany, scholarship or both.

02:42But remember, German consulates verify every document.

02:46So don't fake your finances.

02:48Can I bring my family?

02:50Yes, spouse and kids.

02:52But you must show additional funds and proof of stable housing.

02:56And at times, language proof may also be needed for spouses.

03:01Can my parents stay with me long term?

03:05Let's answer that now.

03:07Unfortunately, no.

03:09Parents can visit you on a short term visa, but they can't live with you permanently.

03:14And if family is a major concern, plan visits around semester breaks.

03:18Section 4.

03:20Jobs, Part-Time and Post-Study.

03:22Can I work while studying?

03:24Absolutely.

03:25Up to 20 hours per week during term.

03:28That's 120 full days or 240 half days a year.

03:32Oh, and internships tied to your degree don't count in this limit.

03:36What's the usual pay?

03:37On average, 10 to 15 euros per hour.

03:40From 2026, Germany's minimum wage goes up to 13.90 euros per hour.

03:45What about job opportunities after completing my degree in Germany?

03:49Let's discuss.

03:50STEM grads are in demand.

03:52IT, data, electrical and mechanical engineering.

03:56Healthcare is booming too.

03:57And after graduation, you get 18 months to find a job.

04:02Make most of it.

04:03What is the process of PR in Germany?

04:06With a blue card, you can apply for a PR in about 21 to 33 months.

04:10Without it, it might take 4 to 5 years.

04:12You will need German language skills till B1 level and social integration proof.

04:17Start learning German during your course.

04:20It pays off big time.

04:22Section 5.

04:23Life in Germany and citizenship.

04:25Is Germany a good place to live?

04:27Yes.

04:28Safe, clean, efficient and great healthcare.

04:32Student life is also lively.

04:34Especially in Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt.

04:36Moving on to the next question which is, can I get a citizenship in Germany?

04:41A new law in 2025 allows dual citizenship.

04:44If integrated, you can apply for it in just 3 to 5 years.

04:48Are kids born in Germany automatically German?

04:51Only if at least one parent has lived there legally for 5 plus years

04:55and has a permanent residency.

04:57So no, being born in Germany doesn't automatically mean passport rights.

05:02What is red card visa in Germany?

05:04First of all, there is nothing known as red card visa in Germany for study or work purposes.

05:10This must be a confusion with other countries' systems or slang terms perhaps.

05:15Let's address the final question.

05:17What is the new law in Germany in 2025?

05:19The major new law expected in 2025 is the modernization of the German Citizenship Act

05:24which aims to facilitate naturalization and generally permit dual citizenship.

05:29Also, potentially easier routes for skilled workers.

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