Bachelors in Germany After First Year in India | First Year in India or Studienkolleg? 🇩🇪 

Hey Guys,
In this video I will tell you about Bachelors in Germany and how can we get admission in Germany.
-- First of all check the validity if the type of your Degree course you are doing here (BE, BTech, BArch, BEd etc.)
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- Then check that the university you are studying in for the first year is recognized here as H+ or H or H+/- category (details on that page).
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-- Then check if you educational qualification is equivalent to that of German Abitur (Basically 13 Years of Education) on
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-- Then you need to have a proof that you are studying or have completed first year in that recognized instituion or university.
Eg. Marksheet / Transcript of your 1st and 2nd semester results. And if you do not yet have your second semester result (Result awaited while applying), you can attach your hall ticket of that 2nd semester exam.
-- Then search out the DAAD Database for your required course of Study.
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-- Remember, each University has its own application requirements and you need to search each university website
thoroughly to know exactly about their application process and requirements. The university websites are generally regularly updated so keep a check of them. Any doubts regarding the application procedure can be asked to the International Office or the Admission Office or the concerned person of the course Directly via E-Mail, and they do reply with necessary information.
-- Also Almost all the universities have a page of information for International Students/Applicants or Prospective Students, so don't forget to check that out because Some information and details may vary for international applicants than to that of the EU applicants.
-- Prepare a whole tabular database or Excel Sheet for yourself with fields like
Course Name, University Name, Course Type (NC or Non-NC), Application Phase/Deadline, English and German Language Requirements, Any specific Requirements, Tuition fees, Application Mode (Uni-assist, Hochschulestart, own portal, email), DoSV or VPD required, Application Status, Remarks, Website
This will help you to keep an eye on all of your courses in one place.
-- Also make sure all your documents are certified or notarized.
-- Prepare your Documents and Start Applying According to the necessary procedure. Again, each university/course may have a separate procedure so go through the university website and make yourself clear.
You can find details about some of the general procedures here. (VPD, DoSV, Uni-assist Standard procedure)
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-- Some universities may require physical copies of Documents by post too. Some may only accept online documents, some require both. Check that too.
-- Wait for their response. Also be ready to begin with the visa and funding process well in advance.
Tips:
-- Start researching and working on these well in advanced to avoid any complications and missing of deadlines.
-- Check the university website regularly for updates.
-- Also check the detailed Structure and contents of your study of course. They have a pdf of the whole course and you can often find it under the name "Module Handbook" or "Modulhandbuch". Because according to my experience, For example Electrical Engineering and Electronics Engineering are different names and courses in India but there in Germany, I found a lot of courses which had electronics content under the name Electrical Engineering.
-- Some General Requirements may be:
1) Proof of Knowledge of English Language (Some universities accept a certificate that you have studied in English Medium school and college for specific years OR If English is the official Language in your country OR some do require IELTS/TOEFL/Cambridge etc.)
2) Proof of Knowledge of German Language (Again the same, Depends upon the Course and University, there MAY be language classes during your course, you MAY not require any language certificate at first, check the Process on each University website)
3) CV - Curriculum Vitae
4) Letter of Recommendation (LOR) (From school, college faculties)
5) Statement of purpose
6) 10th, 12th Marksheets, Higher Secondary Examination Certificate, School Leaving Certificates, Entrance Exam Marksheets
7) Marksheets/Transcript from 1st year of college
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