Ultimate Guide For Studienkolleg - Studying Bachelors in Germany 

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Hi , have u completed ur 12th

@@MCM-H I am in my 12th rn

@@elinajha202 hey im also planning for germany after my 12th

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As far as I know, they offer courses in Chemistry and Physics if you enroll in the T course :)

T kurs does have physics and chemistry with math. I'd recommend doing your bachelors in Nepal and then coming

Appreciate your comment! I don't have personal experience with an MBA but I'll see what I can do ^^

Using Google Maps is legal in Germany For apartments I can recommend ImmoScout24, WG Gesucht or HousingAnywhere It depends on the English-taught program, in rare cases, they ask for a German language certificate. But most of the time you won't need one

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You need to apply for Studienkolleg. Applying for Studienkolleg does not mean that you're applying to a university. You have to finish Studienkolleg and then apply for a University. It's not an automatic process.

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B2 German should be enough. But please check the requirements on their website

Yes, you are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week

@@maxyoko Thanks but is it only during the semester breaks and vacation periods or one can work during lecture periods. I learnt language study preparatory course students are only allowed to work during the semester breaks and vacation periods. Is that the case?

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Sure :)

For most degree programs it won't be a problem because they don't require previous experience

You will receive a certificate stating that you have passed the assessment test if you have not achieved a grade lower than "sufficient" in any subject, i.e. a grade of 4. This certificate grade is made up of the assessment test grade and the semester grade.

Glad you liked it! Yes you can work part-time during Studienkolleg

@@maxyoko Thanks alot bro for the information !

If your degree program is English-taught, you don't need to go through Studienkolleg :)

You get direct entry to German universities if you have C1 proficiency. Some universities also accept B2. There are also English-taught programs that require little to no German Have you checked your profile on the DAAD database for admission requirements? www.daad.de/en/studying-in-germany/requirements/admission-database/ This one will tell you if you need to do Studienkolleg

If you wanna study an English-taught degree you don't need Studienkolleg :)

If you're a CS major, Uni Saarland is ultra strong at CS. Top level in Europe and even up there in the world. At least that's the reputation I heard when I lived there.

I believe so :)

If you’re planning to study in Germany and are seeking a student visa, most likely you’ll have to prove B2 before your admissions deadline. Make sure you have checked your desired schools’ and programs’ requirements. A lot of schools and subjects require C level. I took 4 years of German in HS and had a solid base for pronunciation and grammar, but considered myself very amateur. After 3 months of immersion my German advanced one level. While I felt I could speak as much German as maybe a 4 year old, Germans are usually forgiving and very patient with earnest effort. After 3 months of B2 language course I was able to easily pass B1. But, to answer your question it’s not about how much time you can invest. The tests aren’t necessarily hard to pass. If you are confident in your study skills, and are starting at next to nothing, you’ll have to buy German textbooks and teach yourself a complete curriculum. But nothing can replace immersion. If you are planning to study completely in German, I’d recommend a one year language study in Germany. The visa is very easy to apply for and you can even work part time while attending (I think bi weekly) classes. The arrangements are all very flexible and the classes very diverse. It’s a great way to get ur foot in the door and meet new people, if you’ve got the time and money. And there’s much less pressure since it’s only a language course and unrelated to your academics.

@@udontnome7850 thanks for your detailed answer. Please are students enrolled in language study preparatory course allowed to work partime during the lecture periods?

You usually don't need Studienkolleg for a masters :) And yes you can also study a different bachelor's degree. I have some friends who have 2 Bachelors degrees in different fields

From the top of my head, I would say LMU

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Yes I believe this is a thing now

Depends, look up private German language schools or university-hosted prep courses for German or self-study like I did.

Yes, I believe so

Yes you absolutely can

www.daad.de/en/studying-in-germany/requirements/admission-database/ You can check on the official DAAD website if your qualifications are enough for studying in Germany or the Studienkolleg

Hey, it depends on your school leaving certificate

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Du kannst auf der DAAD deine Informationen zur Bildung eintragen und die sagen dir ob du Studienkolleg brauchst. Ich vermute mal Deutsch wird kein Problem für dich sein :)

Je nachdem, wo Sie Ihren Abschluss gemacht haben, benötigen Sie möglicherweise nur die Anerkennung vom Regionalpräsidium.

Yes already in preparation :)

You either find them on their website or you can also request them by contacting them directly

@@maxyoko by their website do you mean the uni's website or where I am going to do my Studienkolleg? That's how I understood it.

You should probably email any university that has Studienkollegs for the STEM courses. I'm guessing the T Kurs (wherever CS major was in) might be for you because UI/UX designer needs to know some programming. I'm guessing that you can go for a CS major and then study a bit of art as electives, but the opposite wouldn't probably work. Your question is a little too specific so you should 100% email them and research it.

The basics are very easy to learn

You donÄt need Studienkolleg for masters. I can recommend you do it directly at the university where you want to study but if they don't have one, go for one in the same region

Noo

If you meet the conditions, then yes. Even if you can directly apply for a university, I'm sure you can still apply for the Studienkolleg.

No , it's not possible, if you don't have maths in your 12th class.

yo same here, am from cape town. Are you able to get into a germany with matric or are you going to a Studienkolleg?

They look at your overall performance. I've never heard of any specific subjects requiring some level of grade. You generally just want to have a good grade to increase your chances. You might have some tests out there that shows your competence for the specific subject you want to study, but you'd have to research that on your own. I know they have one for medicine at least.

No you have to do A levels and have proficiency in german then you can get direct admission in a German university

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I also wanted to study in Germany I'm also from Pakistan if you wanted to contact them tell me

@@yarahmed632 I would need to learn German Which would take a lot of time plus the M course is Also One year ..I am thinking about doing my postgraution from Germany

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I don't have personal experience with that Studienkolleg and it's the first time hearing about it They have an Instagram account, you could politely DM them and ask for details instagram.com/mdwi_studienkolleg/

@@maxyoko ok.. thank you

Thanks for the feedback ^^

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and bro/sis do you know that can we use blocked account money during studienkolleg in germnay ??

Yes we can

Are u planning to do bachelor's in Germany?

@@MCM-H yeah but now i just gave my 11th exam and promoted to 12th

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