By Aditi Tulsyan
Germany is a popular study-abroad destination with a strong economy and ample job opportunities for international students. Many pursue MS courses due to research-based work prospects, globally ranked universities, quality education, and affordable costs.
The upfront educational expense that varies based on the university, program, and nationality of the student.
Covering accommodation, food, transportation, and other daily necessities, this category accounts for the expenses of day-to-day life in Germany.
These encompass study materials, extracurricular activities, and unexpected expenses that can arise during a student's academic journey.
The approximate cost for visa application fees or German study permits is between INR 5,280-6,600.
To study in Germany, applicants must show they can cover their tuition and living expenses. This requires depositing INR 9.07 lakh into a blocked account in a German bank, which covers all program costs and monthly expenses of INR 75,768. This includes tuition, rent, transport, food, and other expenses.