Why Germany is a Smart Choice for Students
Germany is one of the best places to study abroad. It offers top-quality education, especially in public universities where you don’t have to pay any tuition fees. Even private universities are budget-friendly and provide excellent programs.
If you have good grades, you might also qualify for full scholarships that can cover your education costs completely.
Our experienced team is here to help you understand everything about studying in Germany—making your journey smooth and stress-free.
How to Get Admission in a German University
Planning to study in Germany? First, you need to meet their education requirements. In most cases, you must have 13 years of education to apply for a bachelor’s degree.
✅ If you’ve completed A-Levels
Good news! A-Levels are accepted in Germany, and you can directly apply for undergraduate programs. However, keep in mind that most bachelor’s programs are taught in German, so learning the language is important.
✅ If you’ve completed Intermediate (12 years of education)
You’ll need to complete a foundation year known as Studienkolleg in Germany. This one-year program brings your education level up to the required 13 years.
Language Requirements for Studying in Germany
If you plan to join a German-taught program, you’ll need to reach the C1 level in the German language or pass the DSH-2 exam. Don’t worry—we have experienced teachers who will help you learn and succeed.
If you choose a partially English program (50% English, 50% German), you’ll need:
IELTS with at least 6.0 bands, and
A2 level in German.
We can help you prepare for both!
Can’t Complete C1 in Pakistan? No Problem.
If reaching the C1 level in Pakistan feels challenging, there’s another way. You can complete A2 in Pakistan, and we’ll help you apply to a university in Germany with a conditional admission letter. This letter states that you’ll be fully admitted once you pass the required language exam (C1 or DSH) in Germany.
We’ll guide you through every step—from learning the language to getting your conditional letter and securing your place in a German university.
Step-by-Step Guide After Intermediate (12 Years of Education)
If you’ve completed Intermediate and want to study in Germany, here’s the path you’ll follow:
Start Learning German with Us
Your journey begins with enrolling in our German language course. We’ll help you learn up to B1 level right here in Pakistan.Apply for the Foundation Year (Studienkolleg)
Once you’ve reached B1, we’ll assist you in applying for Studienkolleg, a one-year foundation course required for students with 12 years of education.Continue Language Learning in Germany
After you arrive in Germany, you’ll complete B2 and C1 levels of German. We’ll guide you on how to manage your studies and settle in.Pass the Entrance Exam (Aufnahmeprüfung)
Before starting Studienkolleg, you’ll take the Aufnahmeprüfung—an entrance test covering German and Math. Don’t worry—we’ll help you prepare for this exam too.Study at Studienkolleg
Once you pass the entrance test, you’ll begin your foundation year at the university. This prepares you for bachelor-level studies.Take the Final Exam (Feststellungsprüfung)
At the end of Studienkolleg, you’ll take the Feststellungsprüfung, a final exam based on what you’ve studied throughout the year.Start Your Bachelor’s Program
After successfully completing Studienkolleg, you’ll be eligible to enroll in a bachelor’s degree program at the university.
What is the Aufnahmeprüfung?
The Aufnahmeprüfung is an entrance exam you must pass before starting the Studienkolleg (Foundation Year) in Germany, especially if you’ve completed 12 years of education (like Intermediate in Pakistan).
This test ensures that you’re ready for academic studies in Germany and is usually required by universities before they officially admit you into the foundation program.
What Does the Exam Include?
The exam has two main parts:
German Language
Mathematics
The difficulty level can be challenging, especially for those who are not well-prepared. That’s why students are advised to have at least a B1 certificate, but reaching B2 level in German is strongly recommended for better chances of passing.
Types of Studienkolleg Courses Based on Your Field
There are different tracks in Studienkolleg depending on your chosen field:
M-Kurs – for medical and biological sciences
W-Kurs – for economics and business studies
T-Kurs – for engineering and technical subjects
Practice Materials – Sample Tests
To help you prepare, here are some sample exams from well-known institutions in Germany:
Postgraduate Studies in Germany – What You Need to Know
If you’re planning to pursue a master’s degree in Germany, many programs are offered in English, especially at public universities. For these programs, you’ll usually need a valid IELTS score.
What If Your CGPA Is Below 2.5?
No need to worry! While English-taught master’s programs can be competitive—especially with a lower CGPA—you still have great options.
In such cases, applying for German-taught programs is a smart move. Here’s how we’ll help:
You’ll start by learning German up to A2 level in Pakistan with us.
Once you’re in Germany, you’ll continue your language journey by completing B1, B2, and C1 levels.
This opens up more options and increases your chances of admission.
Good News – No GRE Needed!
Unlike some countries, Germany does not require GRE for most master’s programs, making the application process simpler for international students.
Need Help or Have Questions?
Our team is ready to support you at every step—from choosing the right program to guiding you through the entire admission process.
📧 Email: languageacademygrit@gmail.com
📞 Phone: +92 316 2499011
📍 Address: FL 4/16, First Floor, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Block 5, beside Nipa Flyover, Rashid Minhas Road, Karachi.
Reach out today and take the first step toward your future in Germany!
Your Roadmap to Studying in Germany
Here’s how we make your dream of studying in Germany a smooth and successful journey:
1. Choose Your Program & University
Start by selecting the degree program that matches your goals. We’ll assist you in shortlisting the best universities for your field of interest.
2. Get Your Documents Ready & Start Learning German
Gather your academic documents and submit them to us. While you’re at it, book your IELTS test—we’ll guide you through that too.
At the same time, begin your German language course with our experienced, C1-certified instructors.
3. Submit Applications (Online or Through UniAssist)
Most universities require online or paper applications. Some also use UniAssist, where an application fee of approx. €75 applies.
We’ll help you fill out everything correctly and send your documents to the right institutions, whether public or private.
4. Stay in Touch with Universities
We’ll follow up with universities on your behalf—confirming that your documents have arrived and checking for any missing information.
5. Receive Offers & Plan Your Next Steps
As soon as universities begin responding, we’ll keep you updated. Once you get your offer letters, we’ll help you plan the next steps—like accommodation and visa preparation.
6. Finalize Your Choice
Choose the university you’d like to join and pay any required deposit to secure your seat.
7. Get Ready for Your Visa
Prepare your visa documents with our full support. We’ll help you book your appointment, organize your papers, and make sure everything is complete.
8. Fly to Germany & Start Your New Chapter
Once your student visa is approved—you’re ready to take off and start building a successful future in Germany.
Need Help?
📧 Email: languageacademygrit@gmail.com
📞 Phone: +92 316 2499011
📍 Office: FL 4/16, First Floor, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Block 5, beside Nipa Flyover, Rashid Minhas Road, Karachi
We’re here to guide you every step of the way—get in touch now!
Working While Studying in Germany
As an international student in Germany, you’re allowed to work while studying—and it’s a great way to support yourself and gain experience!
🔹 Work Limitations:
You can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester.
During university breaks or holidays, you’re allowed to work full-time.
💶 How Much Can You Earn?
Most part-time jobs pay around €10–12 per hour, which means you could earn €840–1,000+ per month, depending on your hours and job type.
🧭 Where to Find Jobs?
Online job portals
Local newspapers
University job boards and career centers
Tip: Stay in touch with your university’s career office—they often post job openings and may help you find something that fits your schedule.
Want help finding jobs or need guidance on work rules for students? We’re here to support you at every step.
📧 Email: languageacademygrit@gmail.com
📞 Phone: +92 316 2499011
📍 Office: FL 4/16, First Floor, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Block 5, beside Nipa Flyover, Rashid Minhas Road, Karachi
Post-Study Work Opportunities in Germany
After finishing your studies, you have up to 18 months to find a job related to your field.
Once you secure a job with a monthly salary of around €3,600 or more, you can apply to extend your residence permit and continue living and working in Germany.
Need more details or help with your job search and visa extension? Reach out anytime!
📧 languageacademygrit@gmail.com
📞 +92 316 2499011
Student Visa Document Checklist for Germany
To apply for your German student visa, make sure you have the following documents ready:
Valid Passport
Issued within the last 10 years
Valid for at least 1 year from the visa application date
At least 2 blank pages
Passports with notes or observations on the front data page are not accepted
Visa Application Form & Declaration
Completed and signed (2 copies)
Declaration for Additional Contact and Legal Representation
Signed (2 copies)
Copy of Passport Data Page
A4 size copy (2 copies)
Personal Cover Letter
Explaining your study purpose and length of stay (2 copies)
Proof of Admission
Original and 2 copies of your acceptance letter or confirmation from the university or preparatory college
Language Proficiency Proof
If not stated in the admission letter, provide proof of language skills for your course (usually at least B2 level in the course language) (original + 2 copies)
Other Academic Certificates (if applicable)
Originals and 2 copies
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
2 copies
Letter of Motivation
2 copies
Proof of Financial Resources (one of the following):
German/EU scholarship confirmation
Sponsor’s formal obligation letter (“Verpflichtungserklärung”) from someone living in Germany
Blocked bank account with at least €10,356 for one year
Note on Blocked Account:
You can withdraw a maximum of €863 per month from this account. Since some initial costs like deposits may be higher, make sure you have enough funds accessible outside the blocked account for those expenses.Banks offering blocked accounts in Pakistan include Fintiba Bank and Deutsche Bank. More info is available on the Federal Foreign Office website.
Biometric Passport Photos
3 recent photos (not older than 6 months)
Visa Fee
€85, payable in Pakistani Rupees (PKR) only