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Is the Duolingo English Test accepted by universities in Germany for international student applications?
→Yes, over 50 German universities and programs accept the Duolingo English Test, including LMU Munich, TUM and TU Berlin for select master's courses. Expect score demands of 100-105 for bachelor's and 125-135 for master's. However, German embassies often still require IELTS or TOEFL for the visa.
What is the total MBBS fee in the USA in Indian rupees compared to Germany?
→An MD in the USA costs Rs. 2-3 crore in tuition alone, with the full pathway including living costs reaching Rs. 2.5-4 crore. German public universities charge zero tuition; you pay only Rs. 13,000-75,000 per semester plus living costs, about Rs. 65-75 lakh over six years.
What is a CMM certificate in a degree and does it affect my study abroad eligibility?
→A CMM (Consolidated Marks Memo) is one university-issued sheet combining marks, credits and CGPA from every semester of your degree. It boosts, not hurts, study abroad eligibility: WES, IQAS and APS evaluations require it, visa officers verify grades with it, and it proves you finished without backlogs.
How much bank balance is required for a Netherlands student visa from India?
→You must show EUR 13,569 (about Rs. 12.2-15 lakh) covering the IND living norm of EUR 1,130.77 monthly for 12 months, plus first-year tuition of EUR 10,000-20,000 if unpaid. Most students transfer the amount to their Dutch university, which refunds living funds after arrival.
Which country is best for Indian science stream students to study in after 12th?
→Germany offers the best value for PCM students with near-zero tuition and total costs of Rs 12-18 lakh yearly, the USA leads research and computer science with 3-year STEM OPT, the UK suits PCB students with 3-year degrees, while Canada and Australia offer strong work and migration pathways.
How much does MBBS in Germany cost for Indian students and are there public universities with no fees?
→Yes, most German public universities charge zero tuition for medicine, so Indian students spend only Rs. 11-14 lakh per year on living costs plus a semester contribution of Rs. 13,500-36,000. Baden-Wurttemberg universities charge EUR 1,500 per semester, private colleges EUR 10,000-30,000 yearly, and you need C1 German plus NEET.
Which country is best for an MBA for Indian students with low fees and scholarships?
→Germany leads for low-fee MBAs, with public universities charging just Rs. 25,000 to 40,000 per semester, followed by Canada (Rs. 10-25 lakh, 3-year work permit and PR routes), France (Rs. 8-15 lakh, 1-year courses) and Poland (Rs. 5-10 lakh). Pair applications with DAAD, Eiffel or OGS scholarships.
How much does an MBA in Germany cost for Indian students in Indian rupees?
→An MBA in Germany costs Indian students roughly Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 12 lakh in total at public universities, which charge only semester fees, while private business schools charge Rs. 16.5 lakh to Rs. 55 lakh. Add a blocked account of about Rs. 13.1 lakh per year for living expenses.
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Are there master's courses available in specific fields other than MBA that I can consider in Germany?
→Is the budget of fifty lakhs INR for education only or does it include living expenses as well in Germany for a Master's?
→Are there any study abroad options where we have to invest very little money in Germany/France for a Master's?
→Is there any scholarship available specifically for Indian students for studying in Ireland or Germany in Dublin for a Postgraduate?
→What is the total estimated cost including tuition, education, living, and travel expenses for studying in countries like Germany, Malta, Ireland, UK, and UAE?
→What are the chances of visa approval for fully funded or research-based PhD programs in Ireland and Germany?
→Are the master's degrees from UK, Ireland, Germany, and Australia equivalent despite different program durations in Canada/Europe?
→Is it possible to apply for a PhD directly, or do I need to do a double master's first in Germany?
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