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Can you confirm the plan for masters in Germany?

06 Aug 2026 · Answered by Deepak Kumar · 1 min read
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Yes, you can plan for a master’s in Germany with these key steps:

- Research programs that fit your background and goals.
- Check eligibility: Most universities require a recognized bachelor’s degree and an IELTS score of at least 6.5 for English-taught courses (subject to change).
- Prepare documents: Transcripts, degree certificates, statement of purpose, CV, recommendation letters, and proof of work experience if needed.
- Apply to universities directly or via uni-assist. Deadlines are typically 15 July for winter intake and 15 January for summer, but these can vary.
- Secure funding: Open a blocked account with around €11,208 (amount subject to change) and arrange for German health insurance.
- Apply for a student visa with your admission letter, blocked account proof, and insurance.
- Arrange accommodation and plan to arrive before classes start.

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Yes, you can plan for a master's in Germany. With your bachelor's degree in Business Management and a GPA of 7.5/10, you meet the typical academic eligibility for many German universities.

- Most programs accept a GPA around 2.5 on the German scale (your 7.5/10 is usually equivalent).
- An IELTS score of 6.5 is commonly required for English-taught courses; some may accept 6.0.
- As an Indian applicant, you'll need an APS certificate (academic document verification) and proof of finances (blocked account), with required amounts subject to change.
- Application deadlines and exact requirements vary by university and program.

Since your bachelor's completes in 2027 and IELTS is pending, plan timelines carefully.

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