Is Germany Is good for me I am a intermediate student My percentage is 51% . Can I get addmision easily in Germany public and private university?

Germany is an excellent choice for international students.

Eligibility Criteria

For admission to German universities, consider the following:

Public Universities

1. Academic Requirements: 50% or above in intermediate (12th standard) for undergraduate programs.

2. Language Requirements:

    1. English: IELTS (5.5-6.0), TOEFL (80-90)

    2. German: A1-A2 level (for some programs)

3. Other Requirements:

    1. Certified copies of documents

    2. Translation of documents (if not in English/German)

Private Universities

1. Academic Requirements: 50-60% or above in intermediate (12th standard)

2. Language Requirements:

    1. English: IELTS (6.0-7.0), TOEFL (90-100)

    2. *German*: A1-A2 level (for some programs)

3. Other Requirements:

    1. Higher tuition fees (compared to public universities)

    2. Additional documentation (e.g., letters of recommendation)

Admission Chances with 51%

With an intermediate percentage of 51%, you have a good chance of getting admission into:

1. Public Universities: Some public universities may consider your application, but it's competitive.

2. Private Universities: Many private universities will accept your percentage.

Recommended Courses

Consider the following courses with relatively easier admission requirements:

1. Engineering (e.g., Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Science)

2. Business and Management

3. Computer Science and IT

4. Environmental Sciences

5. International Relations

Top Public Universities

1. University of Munich (LMU)

2. University of Berlin (FU Berlin)

3. University of Hamburg

4. University of Cologne

5. University of Frankfurt

Top Private Universities

1. Berlin International University of Applied Sciences

2. University of Applied Sciences (HTW Berlin)

3. Munich Business School

4. Hamburg University of Applied Sciences

5. Cologne Business School

Application Procedure

1. Check university websites for specific requirements

2. Prepare documents (certified copies, translations)

3. Apply through Uni-Assist (for public universities) or directly to private universities

4. Pay application fees (€50-€150)

Timeline

1. Winter Semester (October): Apply by July 15th

2. Summer Semester (April): Apply by January 15th

Additional Resources

1. DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service): 

2. German Embassy/Consulate: [www germany.info](http://www germany.info)

3. University websites

Conclusion

While admission is competitive, your 51% intermediate percentage can get you into German universities. Focus on:

1. Meeting language requirements

2. Choosing courses with relatively easier admission

3. Preparing strong applications

Best of luck!