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What can i do for addmishion in germany ?
Which Exam Is Required??
How Many Fees In GERMANY For Engineering???

It is great to see you aspire for study abroad. You can definitely study in Germany after your 12th. Germany is a well known study destination especially for its technical courses in the field of engineering like aeronautical,automobile,etc.There are 323 higher education institutions in Germany that offer courses in various fields like Arts, music, applied science etc.The courses are funded by the State and are free of cost. However, you need to pay the administration and lab charges and have to borne the living cos. There are various scholarships to help the international students pursue their courses.

You need to prepare for the entrance exams on the basis of which you can get admission in the institutes of Germany. There are two exams on the basis of which admission is mainly done for the undergraduate courses. You need to appear for TOEFL and ( SAT:Scholastic Aptitude Test).

SAT is the exam which is taken six times in a year and includes from the field of verbal and math sections. It is a three hour test comprising 800 marks from Mathematics and 800 marks from verbal. It is a MCQ-type paper and has negative marks for wrong answers.

TOEFL is for testing English proficiency of the candidates in which listening,structure,reading and writing are evaluated. Even some German institutes test German proficiency of the candidates.

There is no tuition fees required for studying in Germany. However you need to pay administration and registration cost and have to borne the living cost as well which overall may sum upto 800-1000 euros per month.

Some of the scholarships are:-
→ Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung awards
→ Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship
→ Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship
→ Hans Böckler Foundation Scholarship
→ DAAD Scholarship

Some of the top universities in Germany are:-
→ University of Bremen
→ Jacobs University Bremen
→ University of Flensburg
→ University of Göttingen
→ University of Greifswald
→ University of Hamburg