Get into a German university without leaving your living room.
Send us your transcripts and work history from Karachi, Lahore, Delhi or Mumbai — a QEAC-certified advisor reviews your profile, tells you exactly where you stand, and carries your application through to your visa.
What you send us to start
- ✓ Academic transcripts & degree certificates
- ✓ CV / resume (work experience, if any)
- ✓ Passport copy
- ✓ Any language test scores you already hold
- ✓ Your target course or field of interest
Send these over WhatsApp or email — no branch visit needed for the assessment stage.
A degree that costs little and travels far
Germany's public universities run on state funding rather than tuition fees, and its degrees carry weight with employers across Europe. Here's what that means for a student applying from Pakistan or India.
No tuition
Most public universities charge only a semester contribution (roughly €150–€350) covering admin and a transit pass — not tuition.
English-taught options
Hundreds of Master's programmes, and a growing number of Bachelor's, are taught fully in English — German isn't always a prerequisite to start.
Work while you study
International students can generally work up to 140 full or 280 half days a year, or a fixed weekly cap for part-time roles — enough to cover living costs alongside study.
Stay-back after graduation
Graduates can typically apply for an 18-month residence permit to search for a job matching their qualification — a real runway into the EU job market.
No branch visit required
Every document review, university shortlist, and application submission happens over WhatsApp, email, and video call — wherever you are in Pakistan or India.
One advisor, start to visa
You're not passed between departments. The person who assesses your profile is the person who prepares your application and your visa file.
Straight answers on eligibility
We tell you plainly if a course is a stretch, a safe bet, or not a fit — before you spend money on APS fees, testing, or a blocked account.
Five stops, one destination: your admission letter
Every stage below can be completed remotely. Where an in-person step is unavoidable — like a visa biometric appointment — we tell you upfront.
Free profile & eligibility assessment
Send your transcripts, CV, and any test scores. Your advisor maps your academic percentage, subject background, and work experience against real German university entry requirements and comes back with a shortlist of realistic options.
Remote1–3 working daysDocument preparation & credential checks
We guide you through the country-specific paperwork — APS certification for Indian applicants, HEC/IBCC attestation for Pakistani applicants, uni-assist's VPD preliminary review, SOP, and letters of recommendation.
Remote2–6 weeksUniversity shortlisting & application
Applications go out to a balanced mix of ambitious and safe university choices, submitted directly or through uni-assist, tracked against each institution's own deadlines.
RemotePer intake deadlineOffer, blocked account & visa file
Once an offer lands, we help you open a blocked account, arrange health insurance, and assemble the national visa application — reviewed line by line before your embassy or VFS appointment.
Remote prepIn-person: biometrics onlyPre-departure briefing
Accommodation options, city registration (Anmeldung), opening a regular German bank account, and what to pack — so week one in Germany isn't spent figuring out logistics.
RemoteWhat "eligible for Germany" actually means
German universities weigh a specific set of factors differently to Australia, the UK, or the US. Your assessment checks your profile against each one before you commit to an application.
- AAcademic percentage / CGPAMost universities set a minimum overall score, and Master's programmes expect a defined subject overlap with your Bachelor's — not just a related-sounding title.
- BSubject relevance for Master'sAdmissions committees check your transcript's course content, not just your degree name, for overlap with the programme you're applying to.
- CWork experienceRelevant for MBA-style and some applied Master's programmes — and can help offset a borderline academic score for certain courses.
- DLanguage readinessEnglish-taught programmes need IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent; German-taught ones need Goethe-Institut or TestDaF certification — or a plan to reach it.
- EGaps & backlogsStudy gaps and pending papers aren't automatically disqualifying, but they need to be explained and documented correctly.
How the assessment runs
- You send transcripts, CV, and target field over WhatsApp or email.
- Your advisor benchmarks your profile against current entry thresholds for your intended course level.
- You get a written summary: which universities are realistic, what's missing, and what to fix first.
Documents you'll need to apply
The core list is the same for most applicants — a few extra steps apply depending on your study level and your country of prior education.
Academic & identity documents
- 1 Passport (valid, with 12+ months validity)
- 2 Secondary school certificates & transcripts (Matric/O-Level & Intermediate/A-Level, or equivalent)
- 3 Any completed university semesters, if applicable
- 4 uni-assist VPD (Preliminary Review Documentation), where the university requires it
- 5 APS Certificate — mandatory for Indian applicants; not required for Pakistani applicants
- 6 TestAS score — for Indian applicants without a completed Bachelor's, unless exempt via JEE Main & Advanced
Application & visa documents
- 7 Letter of Motivation / Statement of Purpose
- 8 CV in tabular (Europass-style) format
- 9 Language proof — German (Goethe/TestDaF) or English (IELTS/TOEFL) depending on programme
- 10 University admission/offer letter
- 11 Blocked account confirmation certificate
- 12 German health insurance proof & national visa application form
Academic & identity documents
- 1 Passport (valid, with 12+ months validity)
- 2 Bachelor's degree certificate & complete transcript, all semesters
- 3 Secondary & higher-secondary certificates
- 4 uni-assist VPD, where the university requires it
- 5 APS Certificate — mandatory for Indian applicants; not required for Pakistani applicants
- 6 Work experience letters — where the programme asks for professional experience
Application & visa documents
- 7 Statement of Purpose tailored to the specific programme
- 8 1–2 Letters of Recommendation, ideally from academic supervisors
- 9 CV in tabular (Europass-style) format
- 10 Language proof — German or English depending on the programme's teaching language
- 11 University admission/offer letter
- 12 Blocked account confirmation, health insurance proof & visa application form
What changes if you're applying from Pakistan vs. India
Karachi, Lahore & Islamabad applicants
- No APS certificate required — German universities and uni-assist verify Pakistani academic documents directly.
- HEC attestation is typically required for degree certificates and transcripts before submission.
- IBCC attestation applies to Matric and Intermediate certificates for Bachelor's applicants.
- English-medium schooling can sometimes support your language case, but a recognised IELTS/TOEFL score is still usually required for English-taught programmes.
Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru & beyond
- APS Certificate is mandatory for all degree-level applications, public or private, on-campus or online — no exceptions by institution type.
- From Winter Semester 2026/27, Bachelor's applicants need a minimum 70% in Class 12 to be eligible for APS certification.
- APS fee is ₹18,000, non-refundable, with processing of 3–4 weeks (up to 3 months in peak season).
- TestAS applies to Bachelor's applicants without a completed undergraduate degree, unless exempt via JEE Main & Advanced.
Frequently asked
Not for English-taught programmes, which run into the hundreds across German public universities, especially at Master's level. You will need a recognised German certificate (Goethe-Institut or TestDaF) for German-taught programmes, and basic German helps considerably with daily life and part-time work either way.
Yes — profile assessment, document review, university applications, and visa file preparation are all handled over WhatsApp, email, and video call. The one step that requires you in person is the biometric appointment at the German embassy, consulate, or VFS centre for your visa.
An assessment checks your percentage, subject overlap, and any work experience against current entry thresholds before you spend money on APS fees, testing, or a blocked account — so you apply to universities you actually have a realistic shot at, not just a list scraped off the internet.
Not automatically. Gaps and backlogs are common and can usually be explained with the right documentation and framing in your Statement of Purpose. It's exactly the kind of detail your assessment is meant to surface early, rather than at the visa stage.
The eligibility assessment and initial consultation are free. Service fees for full application and visa support are discussed transparently once your assessment is complete and you decide to proceed — ask your advisor for the current fee structure.
Send your documents. Get a straight answer.
No branch visit, no guesswork on eligibility. Just a QEAC-certified advisor reviewing your actual profile against real German university requirements.
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