Study in Germany

● Germany provides world‑class education, high living standards, excellent employment opportunities and generally low (or no) tuition fees at public universities.
● Students can stay back through an 18-month Post-Study Work Visa (Job Seeker Permit), allowing graduates to find skilled employment after completing their studies.

● Living cost is roughly €8,000 to €10,000 per year.
● Public universities often charge little or no tuition; private universities have tuition ranging between €10,000 to €20,000 per year

Yes. Scholarships available include those from government and non‑government sources like DAAD, and foundations such as Heinrich Böll Foundation, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, among others.

Yes — for many German universities, besides general requirements like GRE/IELTS, students often need some German language proficiency (e.g. German Level A2) for admission.

Yes — Galaxy‑Edu offers “free counselling”.