Learn how to study in Germany, including universities, courses, eligibility, APS, Studienkolleg, tuition fees, scholarships, student visas, part-time work, living costs, and post-study jobs.

The Intellectual Property Talent Search Examination (IPTSE) is a national-level initiative that promotes awareness and understanding of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) among students, educators, professionals, researchers, and innovators. Covering key concepts such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, industrial designs, and innovation management, IPTSE helps participants build practical knowledge that is valuable for academic, professional, and entrepreneurial growth. Through study resources, webinars, and a competitive examination, IPTSE encourages a culture of innovation and responsible protection of creative ideas across India.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has commenced its undergraduate admission process for 2026, with selection based on CUET scores as per media reports.

Delhi University has published the first round seat allocation list for UG CSAS 2026 admission. Candidates need to confirm their seats by July 18, 2024.

Germany is one of the best study destinations for Indian students providing world class universities, affordable education, globally recognized degrees and excellent career opportunities. Many state universities offer low or no tuition and students can choose from numerous English-taught programs including engineering, computer science, business, artificial intelligence and healthcare. This guide covers everything Indian students need to know about studying in Germany – admission requirements, APS certification, tuition fees, cost of living, scholarships, student visa, accommodation, part-time jobs, post-study work opportunities and the pros and cons of studying in Germany. It also compares and contrasts Germany to other popular study destinations and offers practical tips to help students make informed decisions before setting off on their international study adventure.

India faces a growing challenge as higher education degrees increasingly fail to ensure job readiness, highlighting gaps between academia and industry demands.

CBSE has released over 87% of Class 12 re-evaluation results, but nearly 13% of students are still waiting. This delay is affecting JoSAA counselling and admission timelines.

India’s education focus is shifting from merely expanding access to identifying and nurturing talent among disadvantaged children through early support.

India and Indonesia have initiated the 'Tagore-Dewantara Year' to enhance collaboration in culture, education, and tourism, fostering stronger people-to-people connections.

A new international coach education initiative aims to enhance grassroots table tennis coaching and physical education quality in Indian schools.