Masters in Germany: How to Apply & Best Colleges with No Tuition Fee

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To apply for a master's in mechanical engineering in Germany, it's essential to understand the application procedure and required documents. Prospective students should check individual university websites, as requirements can vary significantly between institutions and regions. Key documents typically include a recognized undergraduate degree, proof of language proficiency (German or English, depending on the program), and possibly a CV and motivation letter. While some universities do not charge tuition fees, students should be aware of semester fees, which can range from €200 to €800. Additionally, it's important to consider living costs, which can vary by city. Seeking guidance from official university resources is recommended for the most accurate and detailed information.
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hello,

I am from India and completed my degree with distinction approved by AICTE.
I am looking for admission in masters in mechanical engineering in germany. What i only know is one should know german language.

Well what is the procedure to apply in any german institute and what are the documents needed to apply?

Well, there are many questions needed to answer coz i am unaware of this whole structure.
Contacted one of the consultancy but had to dump due to high fairs they are asking.

Waiting for a fruitful guidance.

Which college should i apply(as i have heard of some colleges that don't have tuition fee) and what should be the procedure?

Thanks
 
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jack001 said:
Well what is the procedure to apply in any german institute and what are the documents needed to apply?
Did you check the websites? There should be an explanation (often in German and English). Requirements and application procedures can vary between states and even within those states.

Which college should i apply(as i have heard of some colleges that don't have tuition fee) and what should be the procedure?
Depending on the university, I think fees are ~200 - 800 per 6 months. That difference is smaller than the difference in rents between different towns.
 
thanks for your reply. i am searching for a link where instructions are given to guide in this section.
 
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