Fabcol:
Yes you can get winter admission if u start now
For masters studies, you cant just change your discipline totally.. It should b something related to your previous studies
Use daad.de to search for schools
Not all schools accepts English proficiency exemption letter. So once you shortlist the schools/course you want to apply to from daad.de, send a mail to the school to inquiry if a proficiency letter would be accepted.

Eaze66:
Am using HND

Deustchemann:

I'm also applying to the program. I've downloaded the form already. Do you have it yet? If no, PM me let me mail it to you.

dennison4luv:
Greetings to you all, I am new here and some one told me that I will get answers to all my questions here about German student visa,, And my questions are
1. I studied industrial physics in the university and my cgpa is 3.25, can I do my masters in any engineering course??

2. Can I secure admission without Gra and TOFEL or IELTS

3. Can you guys help me with the names of universities that will make life easy for me and also the city in German that will make life easy for me both in looking for working and living expenses.. thanks I need the answers argent because I heard I need to be fast so I can meet up with the admission deadline

Deustchemann:

Yes, you can use a sponsor letter if your sponsor meets the requirements to issue it. It's as effective as a blocked account too and many people have gotten their AM with it. To avoid delay in processing, make sure you take it with you to the interview

Marshalynk:
Hello, I graduated with Bachelor in Architecture, with 4.2 gpa, i'm intending to apply for a Masters in Germany, the mission is to find a good job and stayed after graduation, but I learned that it's quite difficult to find a job easily a course like architecture in Germany, I notice that its easier to find job with courses related to information technology and computer, please do you think it's possible for me to switch to such areas? and I'm I correct in my findings? That IT related course find job easily than other professions.

Philfit:

Thanks I appreciate,,, can I email you and please drop your email for me... I appreciate


1. Yor cgpa is good and you’d fit into the requirements to study an engineering since you did physics, but mostly electrical and Electronics Engineering. You can do courses like nanoengineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, information technology, and communications engineering. Maybe power engineering too
3. From my own perspective and personal research it is much more fun and easier to be a student and live in North Rhine Westaphalia states than any other side of Germany as a black person, a lot of good schools there, all schools give you free bus pass inside semester fees to move around the whole or NRW for free and you have neighboring countries like holland aka Amsterdam, France and Belgium. Most cities are industrial that’s good for work experience and you can shuttle from one end of NRW to another in less than 2-3 hours, if you are in the middle eg dussledorf, Duisburg, cologne, essen it won’t take you up to an hour to get to most places and 15 minutes to cities also in the middle meaning that even though you stay in one city nothing stops you from working in another, and a lot of blacks are there eg a city like essen and cologne has a lot of Nigerians(better intergration). House rent is cheap too in some cities not all, you can google which one Favour’s you.Hope you find this helpful

Armstrong34:
please are we suppose to write our Letter of Motivation on a full scalp paper and take it for interview since the consulate said they want it handwritten... or we should write it ourselves and go and type it

kashman411:
please house I need an answer to this question. can someone apply for masters in Germany with HND certificate?

Goztino:
HOW DO ONE SUCCEED IN GERMANY?

Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen. I don come again o o o with my curious question.
From series of research I conducted, I found out that for one to get a job after his or her studies, he or she needs to

1. Know Deutsh to atleast B2 level
2. Get a good grade
3. Study the right needed course
4. Possess relevant skills and understanding in the course of study
5. Has relevant work experience which can be acquired via Hiwi and Internship during the course of study.

Now my questions

1. Does Msc program in normal universities allow one to do internship in the industries even when he is not in University of Applied sciences (which focuses more in practical work?)
2. When is the appropriate time to register for German language course in other not to affect your studies and your part-time earnings
3. Is having a good grade in German universities as tough as having a good grade in Nigerian Universities? (I really studied hard in my BSc in Geology and managed to get the little stuff I got in Nigerian scale)

Please I am expecting answers because I wanna plan ahead

hoyin123:
Please do any one have idea of how to pay assessment fee. I'm applying to Technisch Universitat Kaiserslautern, i went to first bank the guy i met told me i have to have an euro account. please anyone that has paid assessment fee should put me through. Thanks

Joeifeco:
Good morning .please I am a BSc holder in accounting with a 3.8 aggregate grade point and I want to enroll for a masters program in germany..I have gotten a school but I was asked to submit my document to uni assist. How do I go about that.thanks

honourableseyi:



1. Does Msc program in normal universities allow one to do internship in the industries even when he is not in University of Applied sciences (which focuses more in practical work?)

Ans: It depends on your school and course curriculum. However, if it doesn't, you can go for a voluntary internship. I think you can use 3-4 years for a Master's program of 2years while you can even use more depending on your school regulations. If this is applicable in your school, limit the number of the courses you will take in a semester when you are moving to the end of your program, use this available time to perfect your Language. You can also take a semester break and also use it for internship or Language.

When is the appropriate time to register for German language course in other not to affect your studies and your part-time earnings

Ans: The best time is now if possible. Some courses here will not allow you to see road not to talk of having time for Language class. I managed to attend the one organised by my school for just 1 semester because it is free from A1-B2, however, I had to cancel it the following semester because of workload and other importantier stuff. If your school is not like mine, you will have to spend a lot, maybe up to €2k+/- from A1-B2(intensive). This is why it is better to learn it to a certain level in Nigeria if possible before coming. If you live where there is no German Language school, you can begin with self-learning by trying to know as many as basic words, household items, kitchen utensils, come, go, thank you, welcome, goodbye etc and then follow it by trying to use the words to form a sentence. There are many online resources which can help you in this regard. If you are committed to it, you might have taken A1 to certain stage before you get to Germany.

3. Is having a good grade in German universities as tough as having a good grade in Nigerian Universities? (I really studied hard in my BSc in Geology and managed to get the little stuff I got in Nigerian scale)

Ans: I think this depends on the individual and the program. But the way they mark here nah die, and getting A means you must score atleast 90/100%; it might be lesser in other university but cannot be lesser than 85% if at all. Some professors also have negative marking like the ones in my school. Every wrong step in your answer to a question carries negative 1. After the whole marking, the accumulated negative marks will be deducted from the total score. In some schools in naija, test is 30%, handout is 10-20% while the exam is 50%. That is not the case here or atleast in my school. Whatever you want to score must come from the exam directly. To me, I will say it is easier in naija but only that you have everything needed to make it easier here than in naija. Shalom

Basalt:


I can't answer the bolded question, I mean the number one question about university doing internship

Then for question number 2
The appropriate time to register for German language lesson is now.
Make sure you reach at least level A2 in Deutsch before stepping your foot in Germany, it will make your life easier and you settle faster.
There are many language schools in Nigeria where you can learn German. You can even learn on YouTube via Jenny's channel.
You ve got to be hard working in learning Deutsch because your success in Germany mainly depends on it.

Number 3 question

If you focus well, it's easier to make good grades in Germany than in Nigeria.
To pass in Nigeria, you need to memorise a lesson note or handout if possible cram it and pour it out on the exam day, in Germany you must fully understand the lecture before you pass.

Conqueror89:
Good morning my ogas at the top.
I was filling up some details on my uni assit page and some errors were made. I did the adjustments quite all right but when I was trying to proceed to the next page I was told I have to wait for 48hours for the changes I made to be effective.
By the end of today, the 48 hours would elaspe.
I hope there is no cause for alarm?
The message that popped up from uni assist is shown below.
Thanks

Goztino:



Waooo, thanks for the explicit response.
I never knew I can decide to take a semester break.
If na like that, then I will take only one or two courses in the first semester to settle down faster and use the time to learn Deutsch to at least B1 and make money

Heartsterling:
Good morning.. I am happy to have discovered this lovely forum. I am new here. I need just an advice. I got HND in Electrical engineering. I wish to know a nice school where I can apply for either Bsc or MSC.. Also I get confused when I see things like AM. Someone can help with the meanings of someone of those acnorym

Philfit:


Good Morning, we are happy to have you here as well, search through Daad.de a lot of electrical and electronics engineering courses. I’d advise you to be more particular on Bachelors, unless you have very good work experience
AM- Approval mail from German embassy asking you to send your passport and insurance after few weeks of interview
AL- Admission letter from a school
SL- Sponsorship Letter
BA- Blocked account
VISUM- A stamped visa on your passport
VPD- document from uni assist stating your gpa when converted to german scale and your eligibility to apply for the intended course
VO - officer in charge of your interview at the embassy

Philfit:

Yeah men to me that’s the best, German’s don’t see you spending more years than expected in school as failures ( from research). Had the same plan in mind to, to take a semester break and go for internship. For the German language learning, I’m going for a German taught course. I have no knowledge of German but the school would admit you like that and enroll you as a German language student upon completion of b1/b2, you can enroll full time in your studies. ( you can’t start studies before you get your certificate). And you have a maximum of 4 semesters to get this certificate that is 2 years. So it’s totally worth it.
What’s the best way to learn german if not in Germany

Goztino:


Is it a BSc course?

Everything you typed here clearly shows you are JJC .
You don't know anything and just running your mouth.
I can't be arguing with a student.

The earlier you drop this naivety and clear your eyes the better for you, if not you will spend years in Europe with nothing to show for it.

Like I always say, if you no sabi, ask question.

Magma012:
Please who else got the WAITING LIST mail from TUBINGEN UNIVERSITY?