I did my 12th commerce in 2014 and since then, I am doing my regular job. I want to do further studies in Germany. What to do?

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Asked by Sambhav Jain
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Vikas Kaushik
8 years ago
Hi Sambhav, You cannot apply to German university after 12th, they need 13 years education plus the gap makes it difficult. You can enroll into a Bachelor's degree in India and finish the first year. See other countries other than Europe less competitive than Germany.

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Then you can contact DAAD India for admission enquiries to study in Germany. Check the daad website.

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