To apply for admission to universities in Germany, Indian students generally need to provide the following documents… Global Overseas Education, Bandra (W) suggests a list of documents for German Universities.

1. Academic Documents

  • Certificates and Transcripts: Copies of 10th, 12th, and Bachelor’s degree (if applicable), along with transcripts of grades/marksheets.
  • Proof of Language Proficiency:
    • German-taught Programs: TestDaF or DSH certificates.
    • English-taught Programs: IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE scores.
  • Statement of Comparability: Some universities may require a certificate from Uni-Assist to verify the equivalency of your academic qualifications.

2. Application Documents

  • Passport: A valid passport with at least six months of validity.
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV): As per the Europass format.
  • Letter of Motivation (LoM): Explaining why you want to study the specific program at that university.
  • Letters of Recommendation: Typically 2-3 letters from professors or employers.
  • Portfolio: If applying for design, architecture, or art-related programs.

3. Proof of Financial Resources

  • Blocked Account: Confirmation of a blocked account with a minimum balance of €11,208 (as of 2024) to cover living expenses in Germany.
  • Scholarship Certificate: If applicable, proof of any scholarships awarded.

4. Health and Insurance

  • Health Insurance: Proof of health insurance valid in Germany. Many universities accept travel insurance for admission, but you’ll need public or private health insurance to enroll.

5. Entrance Qualification

  • APS Certificate: From the Academic Evaluation Centre (APS) to confirm the authenticity of your academic documents. It is mandatory for Indian students from 2022.
  • Entrance Test: Some programs (e.g., engineering, management) might require GRE or GMAT scores.

6. Other Supporting Documents

  • Proof of Experience: If required by the program, such as work experience letters or internships.
  • Passport-sized Photographs: As per biometric specifications.
  • Application Fee Receipt: If the university charges an application fee.

7. Application Form

  • Completed application form, either through Uni-Assist (a centralized application portal) or the university’s individual application portal.

Important Notes

  • Always verify the document requirements on the official website of the specific university.
  • Translate documents into German or English if they are in any other language, certified by an authorized translator.
  • Start your application process early, as obtaining some documents (e.g., APS certification or blocked account) can take time.
  • Register yourself for APS certificate: https://aps-india.de/login/

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