Study in Germany
Study in Germany from Nepal
Studying in Germany is one of the most popular options for students all over the world. It is home to 450 state-accredited universities and 17,500 degree programmes. The university tradition of Germany is respected, making it a sought-after study destination in Europe.
With a whopping 5 million international students enrolling in German universities. Germany has its fair share of the global diaspora and offers international students a safe and secure environment. Contrary to popular belief, many bachelor’s and master’s programmes are also offered in English.
- The public universities in Germany waive off fees for many of their bachelor's and master's programmes making them practically free for international students.
- Studying in Germany will expose you to a host of world-class research and development opportunities.
- German innovation and research have none to match.
- High prospective job market in Germany.
- A German degree is in demand for many industry-specific roles, opening up some niche employment segments all over the world.
- With numerous beaches, mountains, museums, and an eclectic mix of metropolitan cities with bars and restaurants, it is a heady mix of mediaeval meets modern, offering something for everyone.
Why study in Germany?
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As per US News & World Report, Germany has the third best education system in the world, after the United States and the United Kingdom.
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More than 1,300 international Master's and Ph.D. degree programmes in various disciplines are taught in English.
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Under the Bologna reform, universities in Germany provide all students with a uniform and internationally recognized degree.
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The country also has a dual education system in place, where students can work as apprentices in a company while studying at a vocational school.
Education System in Germany
Degree
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Duration
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Bachelor's Degree | 3 Years |
Master's Degree | 2 Years |
Doctorate/PhD | 3 to 5 Years |


Study offers in Germany for Nepalese students
Education System in Germany

Degree
|
Duration
|
Bachelor's Degree | 3 Years |
Master's Degree | 2 Years |
Doctorate/PhD | 3 to 5 Years |
Study offers in Germany for Nepalese students

Top Universities to Study in Germany
University
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QS World Ranking
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Technische Universität München | #64 |
Ludwig-Maximilians - Universität München | #66 |
Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg | #68 |
KIT, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie | #107 |
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | #120 |


Admission requirements to study in Germany
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a duly completed application form
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certified copy of a high school diploma
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relevant, recognised academic certificates
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translated overview of your modules and grades.
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a copy of your passport and a passport photo.
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proof of language proficiency.
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Proof of financial support is required; this requires €11,208 per year to cover their expenses during their time in Germany.
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While in Germany, international students must be covered by the healthcare system.
Top Universities to Study in Germany

University
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QS World Ranking
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Technische Universität München | #64 |
Ludwig-Maximilians - Universität München | #66 |
Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg | #68 |
KIT, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie | #107 |
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | #120 |
Admission requirements to study in Germany

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a duly completed application form
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certified copy of a high school diploma
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relevant, recognised academic certificates
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translated overview of your modules and grades.
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a copy of your passport and a passport photo.
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proof of language proficiency.
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Proof of financial support is required; this requires €11,208 per year to cover their expenses during their time in Germany.
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While in Germany, international students must be covered by the healthcare system.
Cost of studying in Germany
Country
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Bachelor's Degree
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Master's Degree
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Public Universities |
Tuition-Free: There may be an administrative fee ranging between €250-€350 | Tuition-Free: There may be an administrative fee ranging between €250-€350 |
Private universities | €20,000 | €20,000- €30,000 |


Cost of living in Germany
Cost of studying in Germany

Country
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Bachelor's Degree
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Master's Degree
|
Public Universities |
Tuition-Free: There may be an administrative fee ranging between €250-€350 | Tuition-Free: There may be an administrative fee ranging between €250-€350 |
Private universities | €20,000 | €20,000- €30,000 |
Cost of living in Germany

Scholarships in Germany for International students
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Have excellent academic proficiency and good grades in school.
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Are engaged in civic activities.
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Fall under specific criteria to qualify for a scholarship like socio-economic or family-based criteria.
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Apply from a lesser-known foundation instead of well-known scholarships.

Scholarships in Germany for International students

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Have excellent academic proficiency and good grades in school.
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Are engaged in civic activities.
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Fall under specific criteria to qualify for a scholarship like socio-economic or family-based criteria.
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Apply from a lesser-known foundation instead of well-known scholarships.

Student visa to study in Germany
- Prospective student visa: The prospective student visa, as the name suggests, is issued to students who have not received any notification for admission from their desired universities. It is valid for a period of three months and can be extended for a period of six months. As the admission notification comes, you can apply for a student resident permit.
- Student visa: You can apply for a student visa once you get your admit from the university of your choice. It would be valid for three months from the date of issue.
Student visa to study in Germany

- Prospective student visa: The prospective student visa, as the name suggests, is issued to students who have not received any notification for admission from their desired universities. It is valid for a period of three months and can be extended for a period of six months. As the admission notification comes, you can apply for a student resident permit.
- Student visa: You can apply for a student visa once you get your admit from the university of your choice. It would be valid for three months from the date of issue.
Student insurances to study in Germany
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Public insurance: Public insurance costs around €105-€110 (one-time premium) in Germany for students. These are standard costs for both native and international students. Most of these providers have tie-ups with top insurance companies and provide better coverage. You can explore these options with the help of our AECC Counsellors before you make a choice.
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Private insurance: While public insurance is an option for students studying in Germany, some international students who apply for language and preparatory courses are not eligible for public insurance. In such a case, private insurance is mandatory, and they cost around €30-€35 a month (can go up to €50).
Student insurances to study in Germany
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Public insurance: Public insurance costs around €105-€110 (one-time premium) in Germany for students. These are standard costs for both native and international students. Most of these providers have tie-ups with top insurance companies and provide better coverage. You can explore these options with the help of our AECC Counsellors before you make a choice.
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Private insurance: While public insurance is an option for students studying in Germany, some international students who apply for language and preparatory courses are not eligible for public insurance. In such a case, private insurance is mandatory, and they cost around €30-€35 a month (can go up to €50).

Popular courses to study in Germany
- Dual study programmes
- Applied sciences
- Media studies
- Medicine and specialist training
- Veterinary medicine, agriculture, forestry, and nutritional sciences
- Law, economics, and social sciences
- Arts and music studies.
Course
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Enrollment per year
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Engineering | 71,352 |
Business Management | 52,168 |
Humanities | 37,619 |
Maths and Computer Sciences | 29,748 |
Fine and Applied Arts | 24,412 |
Popular courses to study in Germany

- Dual study programmes
- Applied sciences
- Media studies
- Medicine and specialist training
- Veterinary medicine, agriculture, forestry, and nutritional sciences
- Law, economics, and social sciences
- Arts and music studies.
Course
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Enrollment per year
|
Engineering | 71,352 |
Business Management | 52,168 |
Humanities | 37,619 |
Maths and Computer Sciences | 29,748 |
Fine and Applied Arts | 24,412 |
Job Opportunities in Germany
Profession
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Avg Annual Salary in Euro
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Engineer | 56,126 |
Medical professional (including nurses) | 66,900 |
Hospitality industry professional | 45,260 |
Teacher/Tutor | 50,574 |
Researcher | 60,336 |
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