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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about studying in Germany, our services, costs, and the application process.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about studying in Germany and our services
We do NOT have formal partnerships with any universities. We help you apply to 50+ public German universitiesmost charge no tuition fees for international students, including top-ranked institutions like RWTH Aachen and Heidelberg University. Exceptions: Baden-Württemberg state (€1,500/semester for non-EU) and some TU Munich programmes. We focus on public universities to keep your costs low. We do not work with private universities or receive any commissions from universities.View complete list of universities →
Our 95% success rate means 95% of students who complete our full-service paid support receive at least one university admission letter. (not just application submission). This is measured from 500+ students we've guided since 2018. However, admission ≠ visa approval ≠ enrollment. About ~90% of admitted students successfully enroll after visa approval.Read complete transparency report →
No. Our service fees (₹29,999 Mentor Pack and ₹80,000 Premium Package) cover only our consultancy services. You'll need to separately pay for:
- University application fees (€75–150 via Uni-Assist)
- Visa fee (€75)
- Blocked account (€11,904, updated annually)
- Document translation & apostille (varies)
We believe in transparent, upfront pricing so you can budget accurately from day one. Success fees create uncertainty and can add ₹50,000-100,000 in unexpected costs. Our fixed-price model means no surprises. You know exactly what you'll pay regardless of how many admissions you receive.
Our Premium Package (₹80,000) includes a 100% money-back guarantee if you receive zero admissions after applying to all recommended universities. Conditions apply: you must provide all documents on time, follow our guidance, apply to at least 12 recommended universities, and have an eligible academic profile.Mentor Pack has a 7-day refund window, but it does not include the no-admission refund guarantee.Read full terms →
You retain complete control. We provide expert guidance, but you always have access to:
- All login credentials (uni-assist, university portals)
- Original copies of all prepared documents
- Real-time application tracking
Yes, but with exceptions. Most public universities in Germany charge zero tuition fees for international students. However:
- Baden-Württemberg state charges €1,500/semester for non-EU students (since 2017)
- All universities charge semester fees (€150-350) for student services, transport, etc.
- You still need living expenses (€850–1200/month)
- Private universities charge €6,000-25,000/year
Yes, you can work 140 full days or 280 half days per year on a student visa (raised from 120/240 in March 2024). Part-time jobs typically pay €12-15/hour, helping cover living expenses. After graduation, you get an 18-month job seeker visa to find work. Germany has strong demand for engineers, IT professionals, and healthcare workers. However, we do NOT guarantee job placement. That depends on your skills, German language proficiency, and market conditions.
Typical timeline: 6-12 months
- Application preparation: 1-2 months (documents, SOP, university selection)
- University processing: 2-4 months (some take 6+ months)
- Visa processing: 6-12 weeks after admission
- Departure preparation: 2-4 weeks (accommodation, flights, etc.)
Basic eligibility requirements:
- For Master's: Relevant bachelor's degree (60-70%+ typically), IELTS 6.5+ or German B2/C1
- For Bachelor's: 12th pass + 1 year foundation/diploma, or 1 year Indian university
- APS Certificate: Required for Indian students (Academic Evaluation Centre)
- Financial proof: €11,904 in blocked account for visa
Absolutely! Our free tools and resources are available without buying a package and include:
- Complete blog guides and step-by-step tutorials
- Downloadable SOP, CV, and LOR templates
- Free tools (IELTS calculator, APS quiz, grade converter)
- University application checklists
We encourage independent verification! Use these official resources:
- DAAD Database: Verify university rankings and programs
- uni-assist: Check application requirements
- Anabin Database: Verify degree recognition
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