What exams do I have to take before studying in Germany?

If you want to study in Germany, you need to check whether your qualifications are eligible to study in Germany

If you have already passed the college entrance examination.

1.Key universities (211 engineering schools), and complete one semester, and can directly enter without changing majors.

2.Ordinary colleges and universities, after three semesters, can be directly enrolled.

3.In ordinary universities, those who have completed one semester but less than three semesters must go there to study for the preparatory department or directly pass the "university entrance qualification examination" of the preparatory department to obtain the university entrance qualification before they can enter the university.

4.If you are a three-year post-secondary institution, you must not apply for an examination by the German Auditory Department after you have graduated. After the examination is approved, you must pass the "University Entrance Examination" held at the German Preparatory Department before you can enter the university, or you can continue your studies after a year of preparatory studies.

The second is to learn German, and it is recommended that you apply for an APS review after you have completed about 800 hours. If you have less than 800 hours but are confident that you can pass the audit, you can also apply for an APS audit.

2.Submit the required materials, and at the same time transfer the audit fee of 2,500 yuan to the account of the audit department through the bank.

3.Wait for the interview notice (about 2 months).

4.Attend the interview.

5. Wait for the results of the interview (to be informed within two weeks), if you pass the interview, you can apply for a visa as long as you submit the original admission letter from the German university.

The language of the APS audit can be in German or English, as long as you are able to understand the examiner's questions, his questions, and be able to briefly explain the subjects you are studying. (Upstairs says "IELTS required to take the English Audit" is incorrect.) After the audit, you can get 10 APS certificates, which you can then use to apply to universities in Germany.

If you do not have a basic knowledge of German, it is recommended that you first take German language training in your country, and then go to Germany after passing the testdaf exam, because it is more expensive to study the language in Germany, and secondly, after you take the German test, you have more choice.

If you want to study in Germany for an "international degree program" (taught in English, German, or both German and English), he asks for it.

1.Applicants who apply for English-taught courses should provide TOEFL (80 or above) or IELTS (above).

2.Applicants for German language courses pass the TestDAF or DSH exams.

Secondly, if you want to study in Germany, you must also pay *** money. That is, a deposit of 7,716 euros in a bank in Germany.

Hopefully, this information will be helpful to you.

Universities in Germany do not all teach in German, some offer courses in English or both English and German. TOEFL or IELTS scores must be provided at the time of application. The TOEFL score is generally 550 or above, the IELTS score should be 6 or above, and the liberal arts requirement is above the score.

Some courses require a basic knowledge of German, at least 200 hours, but do not need to pass DSH or TESTDAF.

In addition to international courses and individual majors, universities generally require applicants to study German for more than 800 hours, and many require students to take the DSH exam or present other valid language certificates at the time of admission. At present, there are two types of authoritative German exams: testdaf and DSH.

Note: If you do not have a certificate of German language hours, you can apply for a fee-paying language course or a private language school under the university, and some public universities do not need to provide a certificate of study hours. More than 800 hours of German language, need to pass the entrance test (consider difficult); If you have more than 600 hours of German and you can apply for a fee-based preparatory course offered by the university, you will also need to pass an entrance test (relatively easy).

The APS academic qualification review of the personnel in Germany review department, and in individual cases, you need to take the testas exam and the German TestDaF exam.

APS is the gateway for Chinese students to study in Germany, and its main responsibility is to check the qualifications of Chinese students (excluding academic qualifications from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan) who are interested in studying in Germany. Applicants applying to study in Germany can submit their visa application through APS after obtaining an APS certificate and a letter of acceptance from a German university.

The testas test is a three-part written test that examines whether a student has the necessary cognitive skills to study in Germany: a language test, a core test and a professional thinking test. The exam can be taken in German or English.

The TestDaF is a German language test for speakers of German as a language other than their mother tongue and is administered by the DAF test center Bochum, Germany.

What are the test methods used to apply for studying in Germany?

In Germany, students applying for majors such as art (such as painting, sculpture, etc.), design (such as graphic design, industrial design, etc.),** (such as vocal music, instrumental music, composition, musical instrument production, etc.) and sports must take the "professional aptitude test".

**, the basic requirements for applicants for art and design majors are the same as those for other majors. However, **, art and design categories need to submit a certain number of works (assignments) to participate in the pre-selection according to different specific majors. The requirements for moral education are basically the same as those for other professions, and can be appropriately relaxed in individual cases.

**. If applicants for art and design majors have special talents, German art schools and FH's design majors can also be admitted as exceptions when their academic qualifications are insufficient, but they must pass the "genius student examination".

1.Four-year or five-year bachelor's degree from a key university (National 211 Engineering College), with at least one semester of study;

2.A four-year or five-year bachelor's degree at a state-recognized university with at least three semesters.

Completion of the preparatory course and the final examination of the preparatory department (feststellungsprüfung) to obtain admission to a German university

1.A four-year undergraduate or five-year undergraduate program at a state-recognized university with one or two semesters;

2.After graduating from a three-year college (i.e. "junior college").

Chinese applicants who have studied for 11 years from primary school to high school and have passed the college entrance examination have the following opportunities to enter a German university:

Qualifications for direct entry to German universities:

1.Four-year or five-year bachelor's degree from a key university (National 211 Engineering College), with at least three semesters;

2.A four-year or five-year bachelor's degree at a state-recognized university with at least five semesters.

Completion of a one-year preparatory course and a final exam for the preparatory department, known as the "University Entrance Examination (Feststellungsprüfung") for university entrance examination, are eligible for university entrance in Germany

1.Four-year undergraduate or five-year undergraduate program of key universities (National 211 Engineering Colleges), without completing three semesters;

2.A four-year undergraduate or five-year undergraduate program in a state-recognized ordinary university that has not completed five semesters.

All applicants who meet the academic requirements are usually subject to an examination by the APS of the Cultural Section of the German Embassy before they can submit their application to a German university.