APS India Changes the Rules — dMAT Now Compulsory
A major new requirement affects Indian students applying for a Master's in Germany from Summer Semester 2027. See if it applies to you.
A major new requirement affects Indian students applying for a Master's in Germany from Summer Semester 2027. See if it applies to you.
A major new requirement affects Indian students applying for a Master's in Germany from Summer Semester 2027. See if it applies to you.
Cut your tuition to almost zero, gain stronger recognition, and keep your credits — all without leaving Germany. We manage your entire transfer, end-to-end.
Many students start at a private university for quick admission — then realise a public university offers far more value. Here's the difference.
A clear, guided path from your current private university to a tuition-free public one.
We assess your current ECTS credits, grades and course outlines to see what transfers.
We match you to public universities & programmes that accept higher-semester transfers.
We prepare course descriptions so the university can recognise your completed modules.
We file your higher-semester application, motivation letter and documents correctly.
Guidance on German level (B2/C1 for German-taught) or English-taught options.
Re-register at the new university and update your residence permit with the Ausländerbehörde.
End-to-end support so nothing falls through the cracks during your transfer.
We evaluate whether you can transfer and into which semester.
Public universities that fit your field, credits and language level.
Structured course descriptions & transcripts for module recognition.
uni-assist / portal application, motivation letter and full document set.
Plan to reach the required German (B2/C1) or pick English-taught programmes.
Notify the Ausländerbehörde & keep your stay compliant after the switch.
No heavy upfront cost. You pay just €50 to begin, and the rest only once we've secured your public-university offer letter.
Hear directly from students we've helped move from private to public universities in Germany.
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Yes. Public universities admit transfer students into higher semesters and assess your completed credits (ECTS). The key is matching your course outlines and grades to the target programme — which is exactly what we prepare for you.
Often, yes. Universities compare your module course descriptions and grades against their curriculum and recognise (Anrechnung) what matches — potentially letting you enter a higher semester rather than starting over.
Public universities charge no tuition — only a small semester contribution. Compared with €10,000–€20,000/year at many private universities, students typically save €10,000–€40,000+ over a degree.
Our fee is simple and transparent: just €50 to get started, then €250 after we secure your public-university offer letter — €300 in total, with no hidden charges. You pay the larger part only once you actually have your offer.
For German-taught programmes you usually need B2 or C1. Many public universities also offer English-taught programmes. We guide you to the right fit based on your level.
Your residence permit is tied to studying in Germany, so a transfer is possible — you simply notify the Ausländerbehörde and update your enrolment. We guide you through keeping everything compliant.
Absolutely — credit assessment, university shortlisting, recognition file, application, language plan and residence-permit update. Book a free consultation to begin.
Get a free eligibility & credit-transfer assessment. If a switch makes sense for you, we'll handle it end-to-end.
Transfer outcomes depend on your credits, grades, programme fit and the target university's rules. We assess your case individually — results are not guaranteed. © Indo-German Education.