PhD Student Salary in GERMANY || Monthly Expenses and Savings || Grow your Savings by INVESTING

[@jean-pierre369]

I really appreciate this. PhD student and investing in stocks. Just SMART !!!

[@shubhamdas4154]

Amazing information Thanks brother

[@amitozazad1584]

Amazing !

[@zahidshah128]

Can U Pl help n Guide in Getting Phd paid in Renewable Energy in Germany My son has had Masters from Paderborn univ

[@durdamscatalogue]

Since the Masters is already done from within Germany, the chances of getting a PhD position are very good. Please write me your questions and doubts in my Email: [e-mail]

[@gayathrigaganan202]

Hi, for a TV-L E13, 65% contract in Halle, how much should I expect as my monthly salary? Thanks in advance

[@kartikbali5098]

What about health insurance? Why is that not considered here in monthly expenses?

[@durdamscatalogue]

@kartikbali5098 Because that's automatically deducted from your salary every month and you don't need to worry about it.

[@ujjawalrathore1706]

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[@durdamscatalogue]

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[@mandarvengurlekar3882]

My gross salary per month will be 2722 euros, so how much net salary after tax should I expect in TVL-E 13 - 65% category? I will be staying in Dusseldorf city.

[@durdamscatalogue]

Approximately 1600 to 1800 euros based on taxes and insurances.

[@lifescience9641]

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[@durdamscatalogue]

Thanks for the feedback. Point noted

[@yaoweizhang8354]

Is every phd position with working contract?

[@durdamscatalogue]

Not every PhD comes with a working contract. Most of the times funding comes from some Research project grant. Working contract is a situation when you work in a non-academic institution and that institution has collaboration with a university, then you can register in the university as a phd student.

[@dr.akumar4886]

Can a PhD student work part time for more savings in Germany or in other Europe countries, so as to support their family in India

[@durdamscatalogue]

As long as you don't work in a competing industry, it would be okay. You also need to take permission from your PhD. supervisor. Bit honestly, there is not much time left after the Phd. work.

[@mohammedsekkal6461]

hi , for a phd contract of 75% of TVOD E-13 i Hamburg, how much should i expect to get as net salary if am single , thanks!

[@durdamscatalogue]

Very interesting question. If you open the link below, you would see an approximate calculation of your salary, how much you will make with a 75% contract of TVöD E-13 payscale. About 1950 - 2150 range but you can explore the website more and it a depends on your insurances. But the range that I mentioned would be close. oeffentlicher-dienst.info/c/t/rechner/tvoed/vka?id=tvoed-vka-2022&g=E_13&s=1&zv=keine&z=75&zulage=&stj=2022&stkl=1&r=0&zkf=0&kk=15.5%25

[@shaomai3608]

I get a 65% contract, but the net income after tax and healthcare insurance is 1360 euros. 🙃

[@durdamscatalogue]

This is a little bit strange. For 65% contract 1360 euros as net income is low. You need to check what is your Gross salary and what deductions they are making to bring it to 1360.

[@disansaha2742]

What about salary tax

[@durdamscatalogue]

The amount that I talk about is the net salary. This is what you get after deduction of all taxes.

[@priyatamkhadka9422]

For PhD students which would be the best, by salary and savings, either DAAD scholarship or 65% TVOD E-13 pay scale salary ?

[@durdamscatalogue]

65% TVöD E-13 is a salary pay scale which increases every year. There are 6 levels in the E-13 payscale. However, with a scholarship it pretty much stays the same amount with minor increments. The overall amount is also less in DAAD