Low or no tuition at public universities
Most public universities charge little or no tuition, and Germany is a hub for engineering and technology. Some states and universities now charge non-EU students.
Most public universities charge little or no tuition, and Germany is a hub for engineering and technology. Some states and universities now charge non-EU students.
| Popular intakes | Winter (October), Summer (April) |
|---|---|
| Average tuition | ₹0–3 L / year at public universities (approx.) |
| Living cost | ₹9–11 L / year (approx.) |
| Exams accepted | IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, TestDaF |
| Post-study work | 18-month residence permit to look for work |
| Universities listed | 3 |
Sorted by world ranking. Tuition is indicative per year for international students.
World rank
#28 QS 2025
Tuition
₹4–11 L / year (non-EU tuition, approx.)
World rank
#59 QS 2025
Tuition
₹0.3–0.5 L / year (semester fee, approx.)
World rank
#84 QS 2025
Tuition
₹2.5–3 L / year (approx.)
Tuition fee
₹0–3 L / year at public universities (approx.)
Depends on the university, course level and subject. STEM and MBA programmes usually cost more.
Living expenses
₹9–11 L / year (approx.)
Rent, food, transport, health insurance and personal costs. Big cities cost more.
Figures are indicative and converted to Indian rupees; exchange rates and fees change every year.
National student visa. You need an admission letter, a blocked account covering a year of living costs, health insurance and proof of qualifications.
Work after study: 18-month residence permit to look for work
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