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Study in
Germany
About Germany
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Officially called the Federal Republic of Germany; Germany is in North Central Europe.
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It is the largest and most economically prosperous country in the European Union and the fourth largest economy in the world offering its citizens a high standard of living and a low crime rate.
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The climate is mostly temperate, ranging from 22- 33°C in summer and -15 to 3°C in winter. The months of May to September have milder weather and are popular amongst those interested in outdoor activities. However, it can rain at any time of the year.
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The capital is Berlin, though Hamburg, Frankfurt, Cologne & Munich cities are also well known. The official language is German.
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German education is based on a dual system, which combines theoretical classroom instruction with practical training, embedded in a real-life work environment, making students industry ready on completion of their course.
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Germany is a highly sought-after higher education destination, offering world-class education. Germans reward hard work where both, the country and government provide benefits for students to pursue their studies successfully, through scholarships.
Why Germany?
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Germany is not only an economically and politically powerful country, but it also has a rich culture, with a population that has an extraordinary respect for tradition, history and humanity.
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Germany is known for its long and rich history, one that has put it at the forefront of European thought, politics, and art for over 1,000 years.
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The quality of education institutions in Germany is well-recognized world over.
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Students get an open work permit on graduating from a minimum of 1 to 3 years (depending on course duration).
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Students can work up to 20 hours a week to meet the needs for their living.
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Well-developed transportation systems make it easy to commute within the city.
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There are many scholarships for international students to fund their studies by DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service).
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Germany also has one of the best Graduate starting salaries at £40,650 in Europe.
BLOCKED ACCOUNT - A bank account that does not allow the owner to withdraw more than a stipulated amount of money per month is called a Blocked account. A Blocked account is a mandatory requirement for students wishing to study in Germany.
Students need to open a bank account with Deutsch Bank, Fintiba, Sutor… in India, where the standing instruction is that the student cannot withdraw more than €853 (or as suggested) per month.
It is a Federal state mandate that as part of your student visa application, you are required to provide proof of sufficient funds to cover your living expenses in Germany i.e., “Finanzierungsnachweis” – show proof of sufficient financial means.
Candidates must be able to provide €11,208 per annum, in a Blocked bank account, in Germany as proof of financial wellbeing for at least the first year of education.
It can take between one month to one week to open a Blocked account, depending upon the institution.