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Indian students do not face any major problem in German universities. Following are few challenges which can be overcome easily:
(a) Language barrier. All Indian students will have to learn basic German language to survive in Germany. If you do not learn German language in India, you may have to put additional effort by joining German language courses in first six month of your PG studies.
(b) Cultural Integration: Indian and German culture differs but most of German university conduct cultural integration program for international students. You must make your own effort to adopt to German culture and appreciate cultural diversity.
(c) Choices of Veterinarian food options may be limited.
(d) Cost of Living is very high. German Government allows students to work 20 hour per week to subsidize their living expenses.
(e) Initially you may not have emotional support system in the form of friends and relatives but slowly by integrating with locals and other international students you can overcome this challenge. Use of social media will be a big help to overcome this challenge.
(f) German is cold country during winter therefore initial you may face challenge in adopting to local climate.
All the above mentioned challenges can be easily overcome.

Below is the eligibility criteria to get into PSG College to pursue B.Pharm. Please check if you fulfill all the needs.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Candidates belonging to all categories except Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes for admission to the B.Pharmacy course must have obtained individual pass marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Botany & Zoology or Mathematics both in theory and practical with a minimum of 35% marks. Not less than 40% aggregate marks in the above subjects is mandatory at the qualifying examination (Academic Stream) after a period of 12 years of study I.e.10+2 pattern of education
- Candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribes not less than 35% aggregate marks
- Candidates qualified in the Diploma in Pharmacy examination conducted by the Board of Examinations of the Government of Tamil Nadu or any other Board of any other state recognised as equivalent thereto by the authority of Medical University.

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