INDIA TO GERMANY ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW | Answering Your Questions + Studienkolleg Universities

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[@atulnegi5433]

“Your journey is so inspiring! Keep sharing these insights-they’re so helpful for anyone dreaming of studying abroad. All the best in your studies and adventures!”😊

[@AvishiNegi]

Thank you so much! It means a lot to me ☺️💖

[@Kaihatesyoualot]

yayyy thank you for posting this...

[@AvishiNegi]

I’m glad you liked it❤️

[@clashcodes0855]

Coming for masters soon.

[@PRATYAKSH-cp4ms]

Thankyou for this such information ; Actually i want to know that is you are doing studenkollege if yes the can you get the admisson with just A2 level of german ?

[@AvishiNegi]

I’m doing bachelors not studienkolleg and you have to get at least a B1 level certificate in German for studienkolleg in here.

[@kauban12]

Thanks for your informative video. But I've 2 questions. 1. You said in the comments you did your studienkolleg from India. How's that possible? 2. If I study CS in German Language for THWS where do I do my studienkolleg from? And do I apply for it? It will be of great help if you reply 😊

[@AvishiNegi]

My university here in Germany has many partner universities in different countries including India, so I’ve done a prep course from RVCE in India. But they provide the prep course only for the English taught courses and the courses in English are limited.

[@kauban12]

Thanks a lot I got your point. But I've completed B1 will be doing B2 certification and if time permits C1. Then go for Studienkolleg in German taught.

[@StuartLittle-l1x]

@@kauban12 hey can u tell me what is studeinkolleg ? im in 2 year btech in computer engineering and my cgpa till now is 7.5-8 so i think i wont get in english taught program so ill try for a german taught program

[@UrC00L]

Hey i wanted to do something in business but i dont know how well ill adjust to life there plus my mom doesn't like me going outside india ive been learning german since 5th to 10th

[@AvishiNegi]

Hi! I’m glad you’re interested in that, life in Germany is peaceful and worth experiencing, students get hands on experience and explore a different way of teaching than their home country. About learning German, you will still have to show your proficiency with an exam certificate. Hope I cleared your doubt!

[@JoyMichael-vh8sg]

Hey! lovely video, so did you do the studien kollege and are you on scholarship

[@AvishiNegi]

Yes I’ve done studienkolleg and I’m not on a scholarship

[@raj.choudhary226]

Testas exam price incr. From 13k to 18k 🎉

[@kanishkkambli]

Hey can u post a video on flight wihich you took nd the luggage details

[@AvishiNegi]

Hi, I chose to travel with vistara while coming and since vistara and air India have merged I don’t think that info would be helpful anymore but if you insist, I booked a normal vistara direct flexi flight so that I could’ve changed my flight date once without any charges in case something came up. With this I got the benefit of 64 kgs checked in luggage and 7 kgs cabin. Hope it helps!

[@kanishkkambli]

@AvishiNegi yeah I saw that the extra baggage discount is not available now 🥲🥲 last option is emirates now

[@vansh7201]

great video! Just had a question, is it possible to complete your studienkolleg in one semester(6months) by taking the fsp exam after the 1st sem?

[@AvishiNegi]

Thanks for watching and for your question! Yes, it is possible to complete Studienkolleg in one semester if you’re well-prepared and pass the FSP (Feststellungsprüfung) early. However, it depends on the Studienkolleg’s rules and your proficiency in the required subjects and German language. Some programs might require you to attend for the full year. If you’re confident in your knowledge and language skills, talk to your Studienkolleg and see if they allow early FSP attempts. Best of luck!

[@hrithikachoudhary]

You are looking so beautiful in red hair

[@AvishiNegi]

Thank you so much!❤️

[@sparshsemwalvlogs9414]

Knowledge tho hai 👀

[@AvishiNegi]

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[@Amerigohall]

(Any library in Germany) Is it possible to acquire knowledge of science and engineering, economics, international politics and geography entirely in English in a German library, or does this knowledge require knowledge of German?

[@AvishiNegi]

Yeah you can find plenty of English resources on science, engineering, economics, and international topics in German libraries, especially at universities but for German specific subjects, some materials may be in German.

[@AyushBanerjee-v6n]

did you do your studienkolleg first? what was your german language requirement? loved the video btw

[@AvishiNegi]

Yes I’ve done studienkolleg from Rvce Bangalore and German level required was A2

[@MokshSinghDangi-tq3gf]

@@AvishiNegi What? You mean you did your first year in RVCE bangalore and not studienkolleg, right?

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[@Hades-g4r]

Mam big fan 1 tiny bit of advice from you Have you given testas 🙏🏻

[@AvishiNegi]

Hi, yes I’ve given testas

[@sidharthraj5664]

How much time it takes too get visa??

[@AvishiNegi]

It took me 3 weeks but I’ve seen people for whom it took more than two months also!

[@sidharthraj5664]

@AvishiNegi how much is the rent??

[@alokthakkar9392]

How is the city. And hoz ur university. Is it really worth migrating to Germany given the language barrier and high taxes and high cost of living. I am willing to learn German. But unsure if all the effort is really worth it. I am planning to apply for a bachelor degree in Physics.

[@SaurabhKumar-xe4lb]

The video was totally about the information no one tells in that way as you told😍and what about the Anabin database recognized university and degree tell me please?

[@AvishiNegi]

Thank you so much for the comment! Glad the info was helpful. About the Anabin database it’s used to check if your university and degree are recognized in Germany. If they’re classified as ‘H+’ in Anabin, it means they’re recognized, which can help in visa and job applications. You can visit the Anabin website to search by university name and degree. I’m not 100% sure about all the details, though, so it’s a good idea to double-check!

[@SaurabhKumar-xe4lb]

@@AvishiNegi yes I tried for many times but I couldn't find the name of my university and degree. Is it true university and degree should be recognized by Anabin database? If it is not recognized then what could be alternative? And yes! thank you so much for your beautiful replicate😍

[@MokshSinghDangi-tq3gf]

Can you appear for aufnahmeprüfung in India or you have to go to Germany?

[@AvishiNegi]

The Aufnahmeprüfung is usually held in Germany, but some Studienkollegs offer online or local options. Check with your Studienkolleg for details!

[@prisonmike1289]

Could you guide us about masters in chemical engineering ? Is there a good job market for this course?

[@AvishiNegi]

I’m sorry I don’t think I’m the right person to be telling about this since I’m in a complete different position. Hope you find someone who’s working in your field of interest

[@prisonmike1289]

@ Thanks kindly make more videos on Germany . I’m planning to pursue masters next year

[@StuartLittle-l1x]

what course u took for masters ? what course u studied in India and how much cgpa u got ?

[@AvishiNegi]

I came for bachelors not masters. My university has a partner university in India which provides a prep course I did that.

[@StuartLittle-l1x]

@@AvishiNegi thanks for reply

[@kanishkkambli]

when did you start the aplication process?

[@AvishiNegi]

Visa application process was started almost three months before I wanted to arrive in Germany

[@tushankgurjar4775]

What is placement scope after doing bachelors in IT Sector

[@AvishiNegi]

Germany has a current shortage in labour and the second sector in which they need more people is IT/ engineering

[@tushankgurjar4775]

@AvishiNegi what are the opportunities for part time jobs like the same as Canada or one can easily get part time job or Can I sennd money back to my home after meeting all my expenses

[@soph-n1w]

@@AvishiNegi hey avi , everyone on internet is saying that recesssion is going , german government has collapsed bla bla .......could you please tell me the exact situation ,,,,, for the students planning to come germany in 2026 for bachelors

[@RahulBachar-p1g]

Aesthetic video didi and all the best for your study ❤❤

[@AvishiNegi]

Thank you☺️🤍

[@Sugaontop]

r v supposed to learn German language n give its exam beforehand or like v can do it while studying there?

[@AvishiNegi]

Depends on your university’s requirements

[@ratneshtiwari8353]

I have got job as waiter and i have done my hospitality and hotel administration.can i apply employment visa as waiter

[@AvishiNegi]

Congrats on the job! Yes, you may be able to apply for an employment visa, but it depends on your job offer and the visa requirements. Since Germany usually looks for jobs that match your qualifications, I’d recommend checking with the German Embassy or a migration consultant to confirm. Good luck!

[@Yashdhawanvlogs]

germany mai voice zada clear aari hehe

[@AvishiNegi]

Yaha moto vloggers ni h na 😝

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[@powerstorm1276]

Is germany the safest and suitable country for Indian doctors in all aspects

[@AvishiNegi]

Germany is a safe and promising destination for Indian doctors, offering excellent career prospects, a high quality of life, and strong work-life balance. Medical degrees are recognized, but German language proficiency and additional licensing steps are required. With its structured healthcare environment, Germany provides professional growth and security, though adaptation to language and culture is essential.

[@alokthakkar9392]

How is the city. And hoz ur university. Is it really worth migrating to Germany given the language barrier and high taxes and high cost of living. I am willing to learn German. But unsure if all the effort is really worth it. I am planning to apply for a bachelor degree in Physics.

[@AvishiNegi]

My city is very calm and not so happening so if you like vibes of Delhi and Mumbai this isn’t for you! But depends where you are looking.. I prefer a slow life so this was almost too good to be true for me.