Can I still apply for the September 2026 intake through your agency?

The honest answer here is no, not a soft maybe-still-open, since the standard deadlines for this intake have already closed and classes have started.

Why September 2026 Deadlines Have Already Passed

For destinations like Germany, standard deadlines for the September or Winter intake, including the July 15 cutoff commonly used for Uni-Assist applications and public university admissions, have already passed by today's date, and the academic term itself has begun. This applies broadly across most public university systems that run a fixed application calendar rather than continuous rolling admissions, so simply reaching out now is unlikely to secure a September 2026 seat through the standard process.

What To Target Instead: The Summer Intake

Most universities that run a second intake offer it around March or April, commonly called the Summer intake, with application deadlines typically falling around January 15. That gives you a genuine runway to prepare properly rather than scrambling. Use the months between now and January to get your mandatory documentation in order, including any required academic credential evaluation such as an APS certificate for Germany, your language proficiency test, whether IELTS, TOEFL, or a German-language certificate, and your financial documentation, such as a blocked account, well ahead of the January deadline rather than starting it under pressure closer to the cutoff.

My Advice

Treat this as extra preparation time rather than a setback. Students who use the gap between a missed intake and the next one to strengthen their test scores, tighten their statement of purpose, and get financial documents ready almost always submit a stronger application than students who rushed to make a closing deadline. Start your document checklist this week so January does not sneak up on you the same way September did.