mechhengr:
sorry bro. there is still time to explore other options.

mechhengr:
I applied with certified hard copies. Enrolment will probably entail paying the semester fees. Yes they are introducing a fee of 1500 euros in the state of baden

tekay:


I also just got admitted to university of Stuttgart. Looking forward to the next step. Seems they are introducing tutiontfees of 1500€/ semester this winter
I no get experience on the enrolment stuff though. Aren't we gonna send certified hard copies to them before proceeding to block account level

Neyoalao:

Sure it wasn't my main school sef so no ish. Just wondered how dey denied me even with above 2.5 German CGPA and same Bsc course.
Congrats man...

honourableseyi:
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1500 is for Bsc programs while Msc is 650 all per semester. shalom

honourableseyi:



Above 2.5 German CGPA means you are not within the minimum CGPA. The higher the figure, the less of your chances most importantly when the course is restricted. To those with lower CGPA, always apply to Bsc courses as plan B. You can transfer your credits when you enter and graduate by taking lesser courses which will even give you enough time and space to do other thing like learning the language and so on. Also, Having another Bsc certificate which is from Germany and later Msc will go a long way in the future endeavour provided you are not in a hurry to finish and come back to Nigeria. It will atleast thn waiting and waiting or pick a course that is titally different from your interest. Shalom

arieshybrid:
Hi all, i have been following this forum for some time now, and i will say you'all are doing a great job, may GOD bless you all and grant your VISAs and heart desires as you so wish.

Please just few questions:

My lil sister wants to apply to germany, she already has a Bsc and she's worked for several years, she finished with a third class and securing a Masters admission as been a major problem over the years, now she wants to apply for Bsc....

- Please will there be any issues from the school or the embassy for wanting to do a second degree?
- Also, must she go to the german school in lagos, to learn the language before she puts in her application? and if yes, please which of the programs, as we see A1/A2/B2 etc....though she already has IETLS

Your response will be much appreciated.

Thank you.

Neyoalao:

Sorry honourable I no like arguing with bosses like you but when I check KIT website this week they specifically stated that €1500 for their masters do you think it's university specific or they will change it with time?
Thanks and how studies Honorable?

honourableseyi:



May be I will have to look it up again. But what I read about it is not different from what I put up there.
Msc - 650
Bsc- 1500
This was the original proposal; may be they have changed it again or the school doesn't has the clearer picture of it. Studies is going on very well, thank you. Shalom

Neyoalao:

Sorry honourable I no like arguing with bosses like you but when I check KIT website this week they specifically stated that €1500 for their masters do you think it's university specific or they will change it with time?
Thanks and how studies Honorable?

Neyoalao:

Oh congrats. What course?

honourableseyi:



Above 2.5 German CGPA means you are not within the minimum CGPA. The higher the figure, the less of your chances most importantly when the course is restricted. To those with lower CGPA, always apply to Bsc courses as plan B. You can transfer your credits when you enter and graduate by taking lesser courses which will even give you enough time and space to do other thing like learning the language and so on. Also, Having another Bsc certificate which is from Germany and later Msc will go a long way in the future endeavour provided you are not in a hurry to finish and come back to Nigeria. It will atleast thn waiting and waiting or pick a course that is titally different from your interest. Shalom

kingdaveid:


For someone who graduated witha cgpa of 3.49 in a Nigerian university, what will be the equivalent in german grading system?

Noblepreneur:
http://www.independent.co.uk/student/study-abroad/german-universities-reintroduce-tuition-fees-international-non-eu-students-erasmus-baden-wurttemberg-a7453666.html

tekay:

Explore other schools bro, you'll surely get one I applied for Physics also.

ninered:
STEPS TO TRAVEL TO GERMANY (student way)
1. Decide that you want to study in Germany
2. Find a program/University of your choice
3. Get all required documents
4. Certify photocopy of documents at German embassy/high court/notary public
5. Apply to the university through uni-assist or courier (depends)
6. Receive admission letter(s)
7. i) Book appointment and open block account with your Admission letter
ii) or get sponsor living in Germany(with 1500euro monthly salary)
8. Book appointment for VISA interview
9. Interview proper
10. Waiting period (have a doctor's number on your speed dial )
11. The A.M mail drops...CONGRATS
12. Get travel insurance and book flight ticket
13. Port to Germany

DISCLAIMER; The above content is based on personal research, hearsay and other people's experience...You are fully and soley responsible for any actions or results If you choose to act on the above information.

SOURCES; GOOGLE, daad.de, German embassy website, family/friends living in Germany

ALERT!!! In other to celebrate APRIL FOOLS Day the Embassy is giving away Free Visa. Hurry while offer last...closes 12 midnight.

A CHINESE proverb says if you have benefited from something then you owe a moral obligation to give back to the people that helped you.

ninered:
Congrats to the #Summer2017 students who got their visa and also to those waiting to get theirs...don't give up.
Well for those traveling, ditch the big/heavy luggage all you really need are your Documents, Money, Smart phone and a warm Jacket
...loading team #Winter2017

ninered:
STEPS TO TRAVEL TO GERMANY (student way)
1. Decide that you want to study in Germany
2. Find a program/University of your choice
3. Get all required documents
4. Certify photocopy of documents at German embassy/high court/notary public
5. Apply to the university through uni-assist or courier (depends)
6. Receive admission letter(s)
7. i) Book appointment and open block account with your Admission letter
ii) or get sponsor living in Germany(with 1500euro monthly salary)
8. Book appointment for VISA interview
9. Interview proper
10. Waiting period (have a doctor's number on your speed dial )
11. The A.M mail drops...CONGRATS
12. Get travel insurance and book flight ticket
13. Port to Germany

DISCLAIMER; The above content is based on personal research, hearsay and other people's experience...You are fully and soley responsible for any actions or results If you choose to act on the above information.

SOURCES; GOOGLE, daad.de, German embassy website, family/friends living in Germany

ALERT!!! In other to celebrate APRIL FOOLS Day the Embassy is giving away Free Visa. Hurry while offer last...closes 12 midnight.

A CHINESE proverb says if you have benefited from something then you owe a moral obligation to give back to the people that helped you.

Olanrewaju92:


Do all applications require uni-assist?
Enlighten cos I don't seem to understand that line.

sirheed2:


Thanks bro. Are u in Germany already?

ninered:

ninered is a she...lol
nope. i'm for winter2017

sirheed2:


Apology Ma.

Hows the application going?

yeancahblack:
Good Afternoon to everyone

Please is anyone currently studying information Engineering or applying for the course at HAW Hamburg. Please i need some clarifications.

The application portal for that course is supposed to be opened today but on the department's page, the course application process has not started yet. However, there is another online application portal open and i have tried registering there since and it's not been working. Could it be that the open portal is for other courses?

I just want to know how the process works because i have booked an appointment at the embassy for nextweek tuesday and if the portal is not really open i just have to cancel the appointment.

Please i need your response

honourableseyi:



1. No

2. No, but it is advisable to atleast learn the Language for integration and jobs. Learning the Language here couple with studies and hustling also might be tiring sometimes. They use German to teach German here. Having the basics knowledge of it will not hurt but ofcourse be beneficial on the long run. Germany has many Bsc programs (management&social science mostly and with science and Engineering too) in English depending on the course she wish to go for. The beauty of it is that, if you have Bsc in computer science, you can apply for Bsc international business; with Bsc certificate, you are eligible to apply to your choice of course in majority of the Bsc programs, the feature that is not always applicable to 100L transcripts. Most importantly, she should apply to courses that are not restricted because of the low grade. Rhinewal is one of the surest schools that she can look into.

3. If the IELTS certificate is not more than 2years, she is good to go.

Shalom

chi555:
Hi guys, I have a few questions to ask.
1.) Can u get admitted for an msc in germany without certifying your documents?
2.) how do I pay an application fee for an msc course?
Please do well to answer!!! Thanks

tunddy:
Hi guys pls I have a question.pls is it only through student visa I can use to travel to German ??