English courses VS German courses in Germany

By Admin December 10, 2016

There are many students who are applying for higher studies in Germany. Some of them are really confused on whether to choose a course that is completely offered/taught in English or to choose a course that is offered in German language. Let me hit some spotlight on these issues and find my opinions and thoughts below:

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Which country is better? Germany VS Singapore | Masters studies | MS course

By Admin April 14, 2018

Germany VS Singapore Deciding a path to choose, when you have lot of options in hand is very difficult. When you are applying for Masters studies, there would be a lot of confusion in terms of which country to apply for and there was a question in Quora regarding Germany VS Singapore. Trust me, even I was in the same dilemma when I wanted to pursue my Masters course. Let me throw some light on the analysis that I had done, based on my experience in Germany(Masters studies) and my observations from my friends who are studying in Singapore. Climate: Are you a person who likes Winters to be cold(around 0 degree Celsius)? Are you a person who likes to just have 2 months of Summer? If you’re from a tropical country, then there is high possibility that you will not like Germany’s climate, but on the other hand Singapore has similar tropical conditions, which makes it easier to adapt. Winner: Singapore Course duration: Most of the courses...

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Study abroad - Whatsapp group | Studying in Germany

By Admin August 31, 2017

There have been many requests from students to start a Whatsapp group for our community and thus we have created a Official Whatsapp group, in order to help students with their doubts and queries. We will try our level best to clarify the doubts, also we request others also to have a 'healthy' conversation with others. Some guidelines and infos about our Group: This is an International group and thus, the common language to be used is ENGLISH After you join the group, if someone contacts you via Personal message regarding any offers or consultancy, then please report to the admin This group is only for those who wish to STUDY and we do not offer any 'special' ways to get into Germany If you send any irrelevant message(SPAM) in the group, then you would be immediately removed from the group without any questions. Abusive language will not be tolerated Advertisements of any sort, is prohibited Whatsapp group -> Click HERE ...

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How to find Indian/Asian products inside German supermarket? | Tour inside a German supermarket

By Admin October 07, 2017

So, when you have just arrived in Germany and are mesmerized with everything around you; starting from the traffic, rules, dorms, universitiy, etc., Something that is much more important is food and groceries that you need for day-to-day life activities. The problem with the German supermarkets is that, most of the products or items in the supermarket will be in German language and most of the new comers find it difficult to locate many items inside the supermarket. The situation gets worse, if you are not well-versed in German because most of the supermarket staff will only know German language and it would be difficult for you to explain what you are searching for. Why you need to learn German? Check it out In this article, I have tried to show all the Indian/Asian products that you can buy from the German supermarkets. Before I show you the products, I would mention some of the biggest and most renowned supermarkets in Germany which can be found in all t...

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Part-time jobs in Germany

By Admin September 16, 2017

When you arrive in Germany as a student, you would already have around 8500 euros in your account as per VISA regulations. But still with your VISA, you are allowed to work for 120 full days in a calendar year. Here comes the tough part, where you need to find a part-time job that suits your university schedule, the one that doesn't take a toll on your health and also provides you some extra money. I have seen and experienced many part-time jobs during my stay in Germany and here is a compilation, that might help you with your quest for searching the perfect Part-time job. When it comes to earning money on the side, I am categorizing the jobs into two divisions such as: Academics Non-academics Academics: After one or two semesters, when you have settled down with your studies and new place, you might want to start searching for some part-time job. The first place will be look at your university website, especially in your "Professorship" where you will find some o...

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Week 6 | Queries from applicants to German Universities | Studying in Germany

By Admin May 14, 2017

We have started this series of articles, in order to answer the queries from applicants to German universities and we have successfully marched into week 5 and here goes our answers to various questions from our readers. Before you read further, please note that although some questions may seem "silly" to you, but there are many others who do not know the answers. So, we have answered even the silliest questions in this post and if you already know answers for some of the questions, please skip and move onto the next. Q: I have job experience in a different field and right now I am apply for Embedded course. Will it affect my chances? A: Invariably no. It depends on how you portray your experience. You need to mention that you have more passion towards Embedded course, which is why you are opting for pursuing Masters. Q: Will I be able to complete the course in 2 years? A: You need to answer that question. I am afraid, it varies from person to person. Q: Will...

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What is wrong with Europass format and why you shouldn't use it? | Advice from Seniors

By Admin March 04, 2018

Europass format What is Europass format? In general, Europass format consists of five documents namely Curriculum Vitae, Language Passport, Eurpoass Mobility, Certificate Supplement and Diploma Supplement. The main idea of this is to make your skills and qualifications clearly and easily understandable in Europe. The Curriculum Vitae(CV) helps you to present the skills and qualifications more precisely and effectively. The Language Passport is a self-assessment tool for showcasing your language skills and qualifications. The Europass Mobility helps you to portray the knowledge and skills that you might have acquired in another Europeanl country. The Certificate Supplement helps you to show your education and training certificates to back your claims in the CV. The Diploma Supplement is to show your educational degrees that you have acquired through out our career. Who own the Europass website? The Europass website...

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FREE EDUCATION IN GERMANY!!

By Admin September 27, 2015

Yes!! You heard it right, doing Masters in Germany is mostly free of cost. It is not fully free of cost, but comparatively it is very less than doing Bachelors in most of the countries. As a student, you many have to pay around 300 euros per semester. In the recent years, Germany has made its education, free of cost. You may ask, how does Germany manage to provide free education, it is very simple. In Germany the people agree to pay high taxes, which they get back as very good services from the government. And moreover, Germany has a lower percentage of students opting for college, contrary to countries like America or India. In fact, from long back, there had been no tuition fees in Germany, but there are still some universities collecting a small amount of fees as a process to speed up the process of completing the degree. WHY GERMANY? To your surprise, there are other countries like Denmark, Finland, Sweden and some Northern European countries, who provide ...

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What might go wrong with your application to German universities?

By Admin December 02, 2016

The blissful feeling that you get when you get an admit from your dream university is priceless. But, many of your friends, colleagues, acquaintances won’t know the struggle that you had underwent to get that admit. What if, you aren’t able to get an admit? What will you do? What are the things that may go wrong with your application? Let me explain the pitfalls to you. Finding the right courses: To begin with, this the first step that many of the students go wrong. I agree that DAAD offers an excellent database of courses that are available. But, many of the students do not know to go through the course website and get to know the subjects. For example, if a student has a degree in Electronics and wants to pursue Masters in Image processing domain. He will goto the DAAD website and search for Image processing. The thing here is that, there won’t be a course titled as “Masters in Image processing”. So after tedious searching, the student settles for a course in Computati...

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How to get an ADMIT in German Universities? | Step by Step procedure

By Admin October 16, 2017

In the recent years, Germany has become one of the most sought-out destinations for higher studies. With many International programmes being offered in Germany, there are many students who would like to pursue their studies. Unlike U.S or Canada, the application process in Germany is not the same. There are some difficulties that the aspirants/applicants face, when applying to German courses. This post is aimed at helping those aspirants with a step-by-step procedure on how to get an admit in German universities. Here is a Infographic explaining the step-by-step procedure on how to get an ADMIT in German Universities: START WITH THE INTERNET: In this Information age, everything is available in the Internet; it just takes some time to look out for the correct information that you need. The first step in your study-abroad in Germany plan is to visit DAAD website and check out for the courses, scholarships and various other information about studying in Ger...