Hello guys, I just want to say a word of prayer for our dear country that it shall be well with our land.

It is really sad to witness the hardship ongoing in the country. To think that blocked account value has more than doubled in 1 year

To all those still seeking a route, It shall end in praise.

My people, been a while o. Apologies for the long absence. Congrats to all that are due in this winter and more grace for those still processing.

ThePfarrer:
Me! Me! Me! *waves hand*

clapping hands tins

chrisley024:
@aibee01, pompido, Williamso, pls I need advice on accommodation in Kiel(CAU). Deadline says 15th June. Thanks!

Hi, just seeing this. Hope you got it sorted and making progress with your processing.

DawnEden:
@pompido, awon ti kiel. U r explaining this issue well. BABA GOD, Priority and planning is the key. But I won ask all these your epistles wey u write? sey na google voice or typewriter u dey use # Teamwinter2016 #Freiburg #REM

Na to see me dey hammer my keyboard o. If you no Sabi type fast before, some programs go make you learn because of the amount of papers wey you go write. Ability to speak to the public is another matter because you will present tire.

biglord:
I couldn't help it. Hailings boss. Pls which city are u?

Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein

nevilbot:


Yes graduates get 2500€ but do u know how much will be left for to spend at d end of the month out of that amount u mentioned? After all the taxes av bin removed, u will get around 1600€ in ur acct then from that 1600 u begin to pay monthly bills that most not default. Imagine u pay 700€ for 2 bedroom flat out of it then pay 150 for utilities and internet, plz how much is left for u to feed and flex? Before u can save to buy that SUV u want to sell.

Well I'm not discouraging anyone. Its a risk worth taking if u believe in your dream. Its even better to finish d MSC and come back to naija with it for a better paying job. Just telling that don't expect 2500€ monthly like u read on websites. Owo Germany , Germany loun GBE in lagbaja's voice.

Why would a single young man need a 700Euros 2BD apartment?
Priorities bro!
And please stop with the taxes already....you do know about filing tax returns right? even as a student, you can file for tax returns every year if you work beyond the regulated amount so you get your money or some part of it back.

Going back to Naija with your M.Sc certificate will only get you a moderate paying job at best and that is if you can find it.

Truth is if Naija will work and be better, Owo Naija will stay in Naija too because they will tax everyone heavily to get things done. That is the way of the world. If i work and pay my bills and taxes, and then enjoy all the good of the land then by all means i am better off.

Easy bro...E no easy anywhere but it is a whole lot better than where we are coming from.

nevilbot:


If u want my honest advice, I will say this is a very wrong move. You want to leave certainty for uncertainty. Do u think you will be able to save 90k monthly if u get here as a student? What 90k will do for u in Nigeria, d euro equivalent will not do it. Plus u still av a danfo giving u upkeep money and u want to throw it all away cus u think Germany is paradise Wia money is easy and job is yanfuyanfu. My guy don't follow that path of leaving ur 90k job selling ur other source of income and still going into debts to come to Germany biko. I don't think its worth it

I just want to leave something here....No one has said that money is easy to come by in Germany as the work is not for the lazy and you actually do the work for the money you make unlike in naija where you can laze around and still get paid but I strongly disagree with you on the fact that what holding on to a 90k job is better than coming here for an education and doing student jobs. I am actually shocked that you that have been here for a while will make that kind of statement (or maybe you are not here yet...not sure).

Let me try my hands on some maths here....

90k per month is less than 250euros at some reasonable exchange rate (Azimo things). That is 3 days work @ 107euros every 12hour shift done. Realities here people....Realities.

Ok, so imagine you being here and work only 4 days in a month and make 431Euros. In most places, this takes care of your rent and insurance. Feeding and general aggrandizement is up to you. So double that and work 8days and do the maths. To be fair to everyone, after the a 12hour shift (day or night) you will kaput for another 6 hours sleeping and booting up to functionality which is where planning comes into play so you only take shifts when it suits you. Making upwards of 700euros a month is very very possible and enough time to attend lectures and all. Tell me how you will not be comfortable and even send money home at that rate. Bear in mind that it isn't even what you make during holidays.

Again, like i said, this isn't going to be the case in all cities but true for most cities and even smaller regions.

Please do not take this to heart but as a pointer to what is very possible out here.

I just do not agree and completely disagree with the notion of holding on to a 90k job in Nigeria when you will have to make a whole lot more than that here and also enjoy a much better life and education.

P.S: Converting your student status to a full resident is also not for 2 headed people. Yes, people do all sorts to extend their student status when they can't find a job but let us be realistic here, how will most get jobs when they do not even have skills to offer. Getting ahead anywhere takes personal commitments so look ahead and see what works in your area of specialization and get the skills needed and of course the language and then see if you will not get jobs and get your permits. I have personally not heard of the Alien's office demanding that a German be given preference over others for a position...this is a country with very low unemployment rate. This is not Canada and once you graduate with a degree in a school here, you are good to go.

Please let us ease off on these scare tactics, I would advice anyone that want to come try things out here to look at all the possibilities and weigh them. If it tilts towards you, please let no one deter you because even they that keep saying "don't leave certainty for uncertainty" have not left the uncertainty and headed back to the supposed certainty.

I really am all for the the exchange of ideas and advice on this forum as it is the only way anyone serious about this venture can see all the cards and then make decisions based on what works for them.

Let me start with the renewal issue: Like you all, I was also worried about it before coming here and for the first couple of months. It was a big deal for us especially as work wasn't even forthcoming (word of advice here: If you want to spare yourself some financial headache, my advice is to come here in the summer. Simple reason is because you most likely would get a job faster than in winter where most businesses are already in slow-motion mode but coming in winter is cool too because there are jobs to be got even on the same day you land if you go look for it so nothing is cast in stone. We are winter peeps and we be balling ). Then we realized something and asked a simple question, have we heard or known anyone that went back to Naija because of money for renewal? Answer is still NO. That means there must be ways to achieve the golden renewal that we just need to learn and learned we have. It will probably be counter-productive to say a few things about that here because some of these details do have peculiarities to regions while most are just a simple word of direction from those on ground.

My advice: Plan, Plan and Plan. What do I mean? While selecting cities and schools, try and get info on the place and how affairs are run there. make friends or at least good acquaintances with those already there and get them to tell you what is obtainable. For those coming to Kiel, we will hook you up with the available jobs that can at least feed you till you get your permits, ways that can help you buffer up enough to add to your account for renewal and you will have people who can help lift you across the mark.

The truth is it is not a bed of roses. One thing you should have in mind is that you will only get shitty jobs (compared to what you were doing or would do in Naija), get screamed at and feel bad for yourself (almost regretting) and say "na me be dis" and feel so homesick you want to give up and just head back home (it will get worse even) . This will happen no matter what but it is better if you have told yourself the brutal, honest truth before sending in those applications so when you start having those feelings, you tell yourself "it is only for a while, the goal is near".

So, renewal is an issue but definitely relatively easy to overcome with the right info and the right group of people.

To abandon ship or not: To those that want to run away from naija, I commend your courage and support your decision to seek greener pastures especially via the educational route (as long as you complete it and proceed into professionalism o). The state of the country in naija is disgraceful and one needs to make bold decisions. To this end, I would like to say that if you have any means of generating revenue in naija (houses that can go on rent, buses that can continue plying the roads and bringing in money), please and please do not sell them to accomplish your dream of coming here. Instead, I would advice that you either tarry a bit in naija and save up more till you have enough to come here and then handover those assets to someone you can trust to help manage but ensure all monies are still paid into your account from where you can then transfer for whatever needs to be done or gifted. This way, you are continually in contact with your business and up to date. You never know when the accumulated little cash will come in handy. If you have little or no responsibility and all you have is a bus or marwa or okada and selling it will complete your money to come here, by all means do that because they are depreciating assets anyways and the ROI in coming here is way way more than the cost of selling it.

Working while studying: If everyone will tell you the truth, it will be that you will be quite comfortable once you get the hang of jobs around you and you start making some money. you can undertake more than one job depending on your schedule and how you plan your time. So understand that it will be hard for most initially but I promise you that it will get better and even you will not have plenty time to come to the forum to read comments as often as you did before getting here or in your first few weeks because your tune will change from Obiwann's "winter is coming" to "the hustle is real" .

Follow your dreams guys...

All the best

mikky4all:
Thanks a lot for the well constructed response. What if I want to enrol for another masters program once am done with one.

By all means go ahead. I actually know a couple of people that are on their second Masters study.......

The reasons for this are not too far fetched:

They do not want the 18months post-study permit to start counting putting them under pressure to look for a fitting job. so they come up with all sorts of permit extension plans without moving into the 18months stretch. like study permit extension based on search for a phd position (actually met someone that is on the second extension). applying and registering for a new masters program, extend study permit, take just a course so as to free up time to hustle and simultaneously apply for jobs with the first masters degree.

The most important thing is to put in your best in your studies and have faith in your God to come through for you when the time comes to move to the next level. All these modes are just High Bp givers.

Ciao

mikky4all:
My question: to the guru's in the house is a possible to enrol for another masters while undertaking a masters degree in Germany.

The answer to your question is dependent on the clarity of the word "enrol".

1. If you are thinking about the possibility of gaining admission to another university while still studying in another course, then yes you can do that without issues (I am thinking you probably know this )

2. The real answer you need is NO! You can not be fully enrolled in another university in Germany while still registered and studying in another. As part of your registration requirements, you would be asked if you are currently in a program in another university (lie here and accept what follows). when you reply in the affirmative, you would be asked to get your dematriculation certificate from your current university before you can be fully enrolled in the new one.

You may wonder how they will find out if you do not tell them that you in another university, well you do realise you are not a native of the land and you have all sorts of records everywhere there. Your applications would also be originating from Germany and your insurance and Ausweis will be clear indicators to the fact that you are no JJC. Long story short, you just want to be straight with them period.

abilitipaxino:
Please I want to no exactly how i will get my visa.I got a mail to submit my passport and travelling insurance. Does it means that it will be posted to me or I will have to go to the embassy for it.I submitted the required thing on Wednesday last week.thank

I am sure you bought the courier bag during your interview and attached a viable delivery address to it.

That is how you get your passport and documents back.

ayo23us:


Many thanks @Takeastep! Thanks for asking. I was about reaching out to you.

The interview went well. I don't really liked their method, despite arriving the embassy around 6:15am, I wasn't through until past 10am. The VO had just 5 of us for the long stay visa (including a guy from Anambra going for undergraduate study).
After we finished the security checks, the VO lady, who arrived the interview counter at exactly 7am, came with a smiling face, and the student guy beside me said it unusual to see her smile. Then I told him today should be good, and it was actually so.
The documentation process was very tedious unlike my experience at the US embassy. I had no issues with the documentation except that she asked me to go outside and get the prepaid courier envelope. We paid 13,500 as application fee. Virtually the 5 of us where asked to go for the envelope.
Afterwards, we were again called for the main interview. The student guy was the first and he spent so much time. Only God knows what sorts of questions he was being asked. But I have a feeling he would be successful.
For me I answered all questions except that she was like staying I have to open a block account that the stipend (24euros/day) my host in Germany is offering is small. I told her that they would pay for my flight and accommodation too and she said she saw it. She asked how much am earning where I work and I told. She said I have to get insurance and I said that is not a problem. Lastly she told me they would communicate me through e-mail. And that was all.

My question: what's your reaction to the block account stuff? Thanks!+

I am not saying that the VO has no idea of what she is saying but in my opinion, 24euros is enough for your daily upkeep as long as transportation is out of it. If you eat in then would have more than enough with the 24euros per day and even be able to pay your insurance if it is private.

lobito007:

Ok. Can take some cue from this. What courses did these peeps study, and which city are you?

City of Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein. All studied Information Technology. The other folks I know studied in Deutsch and so they do not count as such since they are more like naturalized germans.

lobito007:

Anyone visited this link? Experiences were shared there on job search after Msc in Germany. They really are damn scary. We should be discussing this.

I have read its content and there really isn't anything to it. It shouldn't scare you because worse is going on in Nigeria and still people are getting jobs daily. Your primary concern is to get the education first, finish with a good grade and then start the search. I haven't been here long but I have already seen three (make that 4 if i include my Indian acquaintance) people that graduated last summer and winter semesters and already have jobs. I was told one was actually posted to Amsterdam to work on a project. The funny part of it is that we were were both struggling with our german in the A1.2 class in January, so I know for a fact that his german isn't good (and he is not a programmer).

So my 2 cents is that you take things one step at a time. Finish your studies with a reasonable grade and then start worrying about how to get a job.

ichommy:


No need to throw more LIGHT or ROCKET.

Hit D search Engine Haba.

So you dey wait make someone explain Uni-assit?

Someone actually did....
Spring effect things....
#newthreadeffect
#spoonfeedingallowedfirstfewpages

Kings1464:
Please house, what is this uni-assit stuff that i am hearing? That a body called uni-assist must first verify ones first degree cert for Masters students?! Anyone to throw more light?

The verification isn't what you think. They will not be checking back with your different institutions to confirm the validity of your documents. That is between you and your God.

All they do is check all submitted document and evaluate the applicants in accordance to each school's requirements. When they are done with the evaluation and the applicant's supporting documents and grades are in line with the school's desires, they forward such candidates to the school to give a final look and grant admission or not.

Schools employ uni-assist to take away the workload associated with accepting and evaluating applications. This way they just take a look at the evaluation report and make a decision.

The best thing you can do for yourself is to make sure all your docs are in order (leaving nothing out) and are properly notarized (sealed and stamped), else you get to wait another 4weeks (not including the time to resend the document) for another evaluation round on your application.

Hope this helps...

dprinz99:
I did my interview agn yester and all Ws ok Bt the woman asked me dis scarry question.

"you applied for uni konstanz the previous time Bt nanw u r Appling for a visa to Kiel,why?

me: konstanz refused to defer my aplicatiiion n b4 I could reply,their deadline had passed.
I hope dis won't hv any negative effect on their decision on my visa.
quick reply pls

To the best of my knowledge, as long as you were able to justify the change in institution (which I believe you were able to do) there isn't a thing to worry about.

Just a side note here: Are the courses you got from both universities the same or at least related? If yes then all is cool. I ask because if they are 2 different courses then maybe some justification would have aided your cause but still egal.....


Modified

Let me quickly drop a few beats on Kiel for all and sundry.

There are 2 tertiary institutions in Kiel namely Christian Albrechts University and Fachhocschule Kiel (University of Applied Sciences) and both have great quality of education. CAU is the more recognized and highly rated of the 2 (Top 30 in Germany) but it is research based, so if this is your forte then by all means. If you are more practically oriented, IT systems development/business management and co that would grill you in readiness for the professional working life, then FH it is. This of course is based on perspective and of course do a proper research about your course of choice and its course contents especially (There can be serious K-Leg if you do the naija style of following the better named courses as them fit shock you when you enter ).

Both schools are linked and so FH students have access to facilities at CAU like the Library, sports center, fitness center.etc. There is also the semester tickets that cover the whole of Kiel (train, ferries, buses). Only difference is that CAU students get a rebate on the direct bus to Hamburg airport (7euros instead of about 15euros and 12euros for the round trip). FH students have to pay the full charge but that is nothing to worry about because the airport is not a frequent trip and there are alternative ways of going on long trips for really cheap prices.

Housing is kind of reasonable here though it could easily become a nightmare (as moi experienced). The studentenwerk handle student accommodation for both schools and there are cheap to mid-priced rooms available (availability is higher in the summer as there are less applicants and intakes in both universities). Early application is usually the best thing to do but there are also other options that would suffice till one finds right footing.

Working as a student here is just like any city in Germany, available but conditional . Ability to speak the language even if it is the pidgin version (like Williamso would call his) would make things a bit easier. Another thing is that everyone needs to realize that you have to bear your cross and so do your own research, ask questions and talk to people about what you need. For example, when we got to Kiel, we were played all the work stuffs and what we needed to do to start engaging (mostly meant that we would wait a few months). The funny thing is that when men started digging, stuffs that even those we met here didn't know about were available and now they kind of say we came and raised the ginger level. Hustle is usually at its peak in the summer months (In Kiel, the Kieler Woche is it for men ooo, we die well )

Yes, you have to worry about your next renewal as Kiel only gives a year's permit but still egal as you will learn....... (open ended tins)

Abeg bring your food oo,as much as you can carry so you get to ease yourself into the bread/potatoes eating mentality here and of course save yourself some cents by eating in. There are afro-asian stores here so noodles, titus, kote, croaker fishes are available. same with palm oil, plantain, yams et al.

Me no get power for babes matter o but if that is a condition then I have one for you......start working on your 6packs and throw a few sentences of Deutsch into the mix and you are set (a few good dance steps may help too as men dey hangout for nice domes steady).

There is a strong Nigerian community here starting with the Nigerian Students' Association to the Nigerians in Kiel Association (them dey host very bad party every December), so you are sure to get all the help you need right from naija.


Cheers to everyone.... Willy and Aibee can add to this sha

Nero2009:
please i have been reading this thread from the part 1 and i have searched for universities offering masters in computer engineering and i found only one and that one requires toefl and GRE......please is it everyone that has a toefl and please what is GRE

Following closely and all the best to applicants. Success is yours peeps

dolpaz:


And we know say una dey come here every now and then..
Anyway, pompido. you just hush for your guy.

Du hast eine privat nachrischten !!

I no go fit nah... na here no let us see there

Ich habe nicht dein nachricht gesehen, bitte senden wieder

The major reason why I (not speaking for others) simply do waka pass here.

We are all still here....

Export1:


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2004 Toyota Corolla CE / LE / S
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Class: Small Car - Economy
Engine: 1.8L I4 EFI
Country of Assembly: Canada
Vehicle Age: 12
Calculated Owners: 1
VIN: 2T1BR32E24C242552
Year : 2004
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Model: Corolla CE / LE / S
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10/27/2003 NJ Independent Source VEHICLE MANUFACTURED AND SHIPPED TO DEALER
11/25/2003 BOYNTON BEACH, FL 15 Motor Vehicle Dept. TITLE (Title #:0089313035)
11/25/2003 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
05/04/2004 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
08/14/2004 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Police Report ACCIDENT REPORTED (Case #:04101544/ CRASH 0)
05/11/2005 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
06/02/2006 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
06/05/2007 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
05/19/2008 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
06/02/2009 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
06/07/2010 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
06/11/2010 BOYNTON BEACH, FL 19,128 Independent Source INDEPENDENT INSPECTION/THEFT DETERRENT EQUIPPED
06/02/2011 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
06/06/2012 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
06/10/2013 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
05/14/2014 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
06/03/2015 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Motor Vehicle Dept. REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
11/14/2015 TX 33,518 Auto Insurance Source REPORTED AS INSURANCE LOSS - VEHICLE SOLD BY INSURER. CLAIM PAID TO INSURED
11/14/2015 FL Auto Insurance Source VEHICLE REPORTED AS TOTAL LOSS
VEHICLE LOSS CAUSED BY COLLISION
11/14/2015 BOYNTON BEACH, FL Accident Source ACCIDENT OR VEHICLE DAMAGE REPORTED: FRONT CENTER
11/14/2015 BOYNTON BEACH, FL State Agency LEFT FRONT IMPACT WITH ANOTHER VEHICLE (Case #:7587602)
11/14/2015 FL Police Report ACCIDENT REPORTED (Case #:15-55010)
11/18/2015 FL 33,518 Auto Auction REPORTED AT AUTO AUCTION
12/03/2015 FL 33,518 Motor Vehicle Dept. ODOMETER READING FROM DMV
12/07/2015 FL Motor Vehicle Dept. TITLE (Title #:0089313035)
REBUILT/REBUILDABLE
SALVAGE

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What will it cost to land a 2003/2004 full option Toyota Corolla to Lagos...

Hello and good day,

Kindly help with the auto history and report for 2T1BR32E24C242552.

Much appreciated.

Hello, you said fixed right? What exactly was fixed?

ishokunleyahoo:
bros, I appreciate oo, and I'll b leaving for abuja dis weeknd buh my mind skipped as u said I shud thank you later, and asked if I have read through the thread? Am just new here, pls I really appreciate if u can orientate me and give some vital information that will guide me.....thanks once again

Hello oooo,
You are in Kano now! Just look for the nearest high court there, find one of the notaries there and certify your document. Ensure it is stamped and sealed of course.

@ Obiwann: I know say we get talk.... I go holla you.

castrol180:


How on earth do u expect people to start reading all these voluminous pages from pali to pali

acedboss:


if you read thru the thread you would've seen where people including my humble self posted about diamond bank. They are delayers of destiny. I have a friend who's also a member of this forum who missed his enrollment deadline cos diamond bank failed to complete his form A transaction on time. it took them over 2 weeks and they only did it eventually because he knew a top boss in cbn whom he complained to and the person pressed buttons on his behalf, otherwise the transaction would've been left uncompleted forever. The annoying part was that their exchange rate and transfer charges were exorbitant, infact the highest I've heard of! I would advice you to cancel the diamond bank transaction and go to other banks that people on this thread have used successfully e.g UBA, Union, Sterling, Stanbic, and fidelity.

my 2 Kobo

There's your answer....

Walesby:
thanks man....For free or comes with a cost...

paid 2euros plus some cents per page but in the case of transcripts, they can fold the pages such that a single stamp covers all so long they are stapled together but you have been given more choices so explore.

Walesby:
Congrats to those who have collected their visa and best of luck to the visa hopefuls..
This thread is actually filled with information and I owe it alot of gratitude. sometimes jus type your question on google and If well constructed will direct you to the pages where the issues are discussed and u prolly find your answers there and by that u are reducing the pages by already answered question
But I have a question which I haven't being able to find and answer to, Aside from the Nigerian Embassy in berlin Ofcourse, where or who else can Certify or aunthenticate a Nigerian Document (Results and other Credentials) in Germany? All the guys already in Germany, ur input will be highly appreciated.
Vielen dank.

Well, I was able to certify some of my documents at the Rathaus of my city and the documents were accepted. Give that a try.

Tlims05:
This is actually my first time posting on this thread. First of, I'd like to appreciate the guy who initiated this and all who have contributed in any way to bring hidden/scarce information to light. WELLDONE!!!

I plan to apply for masters in 5 German universities. So I contacted my university for my transcript and was informed that transcripts to foreign institutions costs 10k each. Problem is, it will be addressed to a specified institution. This implies that I'd have to pay 50k (excluding courier cost) for all 5 German universities. Alternatively, transcripts within my university, addressed to the secretary of post-graduate studies is 1k. So my question now is, should I use this one so as to save money or do I have to request for a transcript addressed to each and every one of the universities in Germany?

Please assist guyz...

Hmmm.... this is why members keep reiterating that you all should read the thread(s) from pali to pali because therein lies your answer bountifully. Well, apply to send it to your place of work or any office you have someone in stating it is for employment purposes so of course you address it to your contact and pay to have it sent via courier. Pick it up from the person, make copies, certify the copies and viola. case dismissed.

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michlan:
I need help cos i'm a little confused here. I have a cgpa of 2.7 and my cgpa on the German scale according to the formula on this thread is 2.725. So I contacted Leibniz Universität Hannover to discuss my chances of securing a place for masters. I was asked to send a copy of my transcript which I forwarded through email and I was told that my cgpa corresponds to a 2.3 on the German scale. So please, I need more enlightenment on calculating this stuff.

I think the calculation was done using 4 as the maximum pass grade and 1 as the lowest because that will give a 2.3. This can be clarified by emailing them (if it is not clear from your transcript) that 5 is the maximum passing grade in your school.

I have attached a document that will automatically convert grades to the German system. I hope it uploads