Last updated: October 13, 2026
Germany is one of the first countries Pakistani students consider when looking for an affordable degree abroad. Public universities offer internationally recognized qualifications, many master's programmes are taught in English, and several organizations provide scholarships for international students.
But there is an important distinction between studying at a university that charges no tuition fees and receiving a fully funded scholarship.
Even if your university does not charge tuition, you still need to pay for accommodation, food, health insurance, travel and other living expenses. Scholarships can help cover these costs, but their eligibility requirements differ considerably.
Pakistani students can apply for several scholarships in Germany in 2026–27, including DAAD, Erasmus Mundus, Deutschlandstipendium, Heinrich Böll Foundation and other university or foundation-funded programmes. Some provide monthly living allowances and additional benefits, while others offer only partial financial assistance.
This guide explains the available opportunities, their eligibility requirements, scholarship amounts, application procedures and important deadlines for students planning to study in Germany in 2027.
Can Pakistani Students Get Fully Funded Scholarships in Germany?
Yes. Pakistani students can compete for fully funded or substantially funded scholarship programmes in Germany, particularly at master's and doctoral levels.
However, a scholarship is not automatically available to every student who receives admission to a German university.
For example:
A Pakistani graduate with a relevant bachelor's degree and professional experience may qualify for a DAAD development-related postgraduate scholarship.
A student completing their bachelor's degree may be eligible for an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's programme.
An international student enrolled at a participating German university may apply for the Deutschlandstipendium, which provides €300 per month.
Students with strong German proficiency, academic performance and social engagement may qualify for selected German foundation scholarships.
Students applying immediately after FSc have fewer full-degree scholarship opportunities than postgraduate applicants. For them, finding a suitable university pathway and understanding the real cost of studying in Germany should come before scholarship applications.
If you are still deciding whether Germany is suitable for your qualifications, explore the FES guide to studying in Germany.
Best Scholarships in Germany for Pakistani Students in 2026–27
The following programmes are worth investigating, depending on your academic level and circumstances.
Scholarship | Study level | Funding | Important eligibility consideration |
|---|---|---|---|
DAAD EPOS | Master's and selected doctoral programmes | €992/month for graduates; €1,400/month for doctoral candidates, plus specified benefits | Usually at least 2 years of relevant professional experience |
DAAD Helmut-Schmidt Programme | Selected master's degrees | Funded postgraduate study and additional programme benefits | Public policy, governance and related disciplines |
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters | Master's | Full awards available; individual scholarship support of €1,400/month for up to 24 months | Bachelor's degree or final year of bachelor's study |
Deutschlandstipendium | Bachelor's and master's | €300/month | Admission or enrolment at a participating German institution |
Heinrich Böll Foundation | Master's and PhD for relevant international applicants | Financial support determined by programme rules | German B2, strong academic profile and social engagement |
Friedrich Ebert Foundation | Eligible undergraduate and postgraduate students | €992/month under the published international funding scheme, plus health insurance support | German B2, academic merit and social engagement |
Konrad Adenauer Foundation | Eligible master's, PhD and advanced bachelor's students | Financial and academic support | German B2 and programme-specific academic requirements |
University-specific scholarships | Varies | Partial awards, stipends or other assistance | University-specific requirements |
Note: These figures describe published funding arrangements, not guaranteed awards. Scholarship amounts, benefits, selection rules and application availability should be confirmed with the awarding institution before applying.
1. DAAD Scholarships for Pakistani Students
The German Academic Exchange Service, commonly known as DAAD, is one of the most important scholarship organizations for students considering Germany.
DAAD supports academic exchange, postgraduate education and research through multiple funding programmes.
For Pakistani students, one of the biggest mistakes is treating every DAAD scholarship as if it has the same eligibility requirements.
It does not.
Some programmes are intended for graduates with work experience. Others support master's students, doctoral candidates, researchers or particular academic disciplines.
The best starting point is the official DAAD Pakistan scholarship programme directory.
DAAD EPOS Scholarships 2027–28
The DAAD Development-Related Postgraduate Courses programme, usually called EPOS, supports graduates from developing and newly industrialized countries.
It is particularly relevant to Pakistani applicants who already have professional experience and want to pursue development-related postgraduate education.
Who can apply?
Typical requirements include:
A relevant bachelor's degree, normally a four-year qualification.
Strong academic performance, generally within the upper third of the class.
At least two years of relevant professional experience after the first degree.
A degree normally completed within the preceding six years.
Evidence that the proposed course relates to professional goals and development needs.
The required English or German proficiency for the selected programme.
The six-year degree limit and two-year work-experience requirement are particularly important for EPOS applicants. They should not be assumed to apply to every other DAAD scholarship.
How Much Does DAAD EPOS Pay?
Under the published programme information, DAAD EPOS provides:
€992 per month for scholarship holders at graduate level.
€1,400 per month for doctoral candidates from February 2026.
Contributions toward health, accident and personal liability insurance.
A travel allowance where applicable.
Potential additional support under specified circumstances.
Funding duration depends on the selected programme and can range from 12 to 42 months.
Which Courses Are Available?
The EPOS programme includes selected postgraduate courses in fields such as:
Development economics.
Environmental governance.
Renewable energy and sustainable development.
Agricultural economics.
Natural resource management.
Urban planning and development.
Public health.
Engineering and environmental sciences.
For example, the published 2027–28 course list includes the MSc Development Economics at the University of Göttingen and the MSc Environmental Governance at the University of Freiburg.
These are examples of participating courses, not an assurance that a particular applicant will qualify.
DAAD EPOS Application Deadline for 2027–28
There is no single application deadline for every EPOS course.
DAAD publishes a course-by-course deadline list, and applicants must follow the individual programme's instructions.
Some courses have deadlines many months before teaching begins. Waiting until 2027 to investigate a 2027–28 scholarship may therefore be too late.
Check the official DAAD EPOS 2027–28 deadline list.
Who should prioritize EPOS?
A Pakistani graduate with strong grades, at least two years of relevant work experience and a clear professional reason for choosing a development-related course.
It is generally not the right scholarship for someone who has just completed FSc or has graduated from university without the professional experience required by EPOS.
2. DAAD Helmut-Schmidt Scholarship Programme
The DAAD Helmut-Schmidt Programme offers master's scholarships in public policy and good governance.
It is intended for graduates who want to contribute to social, political or economic development in their home countries.
Unlike EPOS, the Helmut-Schmidt Programme can consider appropriately qualified young graduates without full-time professional employment experience, although relevant practical or social engagement is important.
Who Can Apply?
The programme focuses on applicants from developing and emerging countries with suitable academic backgrounds, particularly in:
Political science.
International relations.
Economics.
Public administration.
Public policy.
Law and social sciences.
Development studies and related disciplines.
Scholarships are linked to selected master's courses rather than every university or programme in Germany.
Participating courses include Development and Governance at the University of Duisburg-Essen and Governance and Public Policy at the University of Passau.
Is the Helmut-Schmidt Programme Open for 2027?
The published application round for the 2027 intake closed on July 31, 2026.
Applicants who missed the deadline should monitor the next official announcement rather than submitting an outdated application.
The programme generally provides scholarship funding, health-related benefits and preparatory German-language instruction according to the relevant call.
Best suited for: Pakistani graduates with strong academic results, public-service interests, relevant engagement and a convincing development-focused career plan.
Read the official DAAD Helmut-Schmidt programme information.
3. Erasmus Mundus Scholarships for Pakistani Students
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters are among the strongest scholarship opportunities for Pakistani graduates seeking international master's education.
These are joint master's programmes delivered by multiple universities in different countries.
Some programmes include German universities, allowing students to complete part of their degree in Germany.
An Erasmus Mundus scholarship is not necessarily a scholarship for spending the entire degree in Germany. Students should check the participating universities and required study locations before applying.
What Does the Scholarship Cover?
Selected Erasmus Mundus programmes offer full scholarships covering participation costs and contributing toward travel, visa expenses and living costs.
Under the published funding structure, the individual scholarship support is:
€1,400 per month, for a maximum of 24 months.
The actual scholarship duration depends on the master's programme.
Who Can Apply?
Students generally need to:
Hold a bachelor's degree, or be completing the final year of bachelor's study.
Complete their bachelor's qualification before the master's begins.
Satisfy the admission criteria of the chosen programme.
Provide the required academic and language documents.
Unlike DAAD EPOS, Erasmus Mundus does not impose a universal requirement for two years of professional work experience.
Individual programmes may still consider professional experience, research work or other achievements in their selection process.
Erasmus Mundus Deadline for 2027
Many Erasmus Mundus applications are submitted between October and January for programmes starting in the following academic year.
This makes October 2026 a particularly useful time for Pakistani graduates to begin preparing applications for 2027 entry.
Each master's programme sets its own deadline and selection criteria.
How to Apply
Visit the official Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters website.
Search the programme catalogue for your preferred subject.
Review the participating universities and study locations.
Check the programme's admission and scholarship requirements.
Prepare the required documents and apply directly to the relevant programme.
Students interested specifically in Germany should shortlist programmes with a confirmed German university partner.
4. Deutschlandstipendium: €300 Monthly Scholarship
The Deutschlandstipendium is a national scholarship programme supported jointly by the German government and private sponsors.
It offers €300 per month to selected students at participating German higher education institutions.
Half of the amount comes from public funding and the other half from private supporters.
Unlike several major postgraduate scholarship programmes, this scholarship can also support bachelor's students.
Can Pakistani Students Apply?
Yes. International students may be eligible, provided they meet the applicable university and programme requirements.
The scholarship can consider:
Academic results.
Personal achievements.
Social or community involvement.
Personal circumstances and obstacles overcome during education.
Other criteria set by the participating university.
Applications are assessed by the relevant German institution, not through one universal international scholarship application.
Does Deutschlandstipendium Cover All Living Expenses?
No.
A payment of €300 per month can help with rent, food or other expenses, but it does not constitute full financial support for most students.
For example, Germany's published student financial-proof benchmark is €992 per month. A €300 award by itself falls short of that benchmark.
Students may therefore still need substantial additional funding.
How to Apply
First, identify the German university you intend to attend.
Then search the university's scholarship or financial-aid website for Deutschlandstipendium.
Check:
Whether the institution participates.
Whether prospective or already enrolled students may apply.
Its application deadline.
Required academic records and supporting evidence.
The scholarship is normally awarded for at least two semesters, with possible continuation subject to the applicable rules.
Official information: Deutschlandstipendium in the DAAD Scholarship Database.
5. Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships
The Heinrich Böll Foundation supports academically capable students and researchers who demonstrate social commitment and an interest in its values.
For Pakistani applicants who completed their first degree outside Germany, the main opportunities are at master's and doctoral levels.
Who Is Eligible?
International applicants generally need:
A suitable academic qualification.
Strong academic performance.
Evidence of social or community engagement.
Good German-language proficiency.
A qualifying master's or doctoral study plan in Germany.
The foundation requires German proficiency at B2 level or the specified equivalent, even when the intended academic programme is taught in English.
This requirement is frequently overlooked by students who assume an English-taught master's means they will not need German for the scholarship.
Can You Apply From Pakistan?
Yes, eligible international applicants who completed their first degree abroad can apply before beginning their studies in Germany, subject to the foundation's programme requirements.
The foundation gives priority to eligible applicants from countries included in the relevant development-assistance country list.
Heinrich Böll Scholarship Deadline 2027
The foundation's published spring application period runs from:
January 15 to March 1, 2027.
International master's applicants should pay close attention to the foundation's restrictions on qualifying degree programmes, including its published four-semester minimum for eligible master's funding.
Because programme rules are being updated for the March 2027 round, check the current application instructions rather than relying on older scholarship summaries.
Official source: Heinrich Böll Foundation — Applying for a Scholarship.
6. Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarships
The Friedrich Ebert Foundation provides financial and academic support to selected students in Germany.
It is a separate German foundation and should not be confused with FES Higher Education Consultants in Pakistan.
Its international scholarship scheme can support qualifying bachelor's and master's students at recognized German institutions.
Eligibility for Pakistani Students
The published programme emphasizes:
Above-average academic achievements.
Social or political engagement.
Alignment with the foundation's social-democratic values.
Good German-language proficiency, generally B2.
Initial graded academic performance at a German university.
This makes it more suitable for students who already have an established academic record and can demonstrate meaningful involvement beyond their studies.
For example, someone with sustained volunteer experience, community initiatives or student leadership may have relevant evidence to present.
A certificate collected solely to make a scholarship application look stronger is not a substitute for genuine involvement.
How Much Funding Is Available?
The foundation's published international student funding information states financial support of €992 per month, with health insurance costs also covered under the applicable arrangement.
Additional benefits depend on the applicant's circumstances and the programme rules.
Students should check the current application conditions before relying on the stipend amount in their budget.
Official information: Friedrich Ebert Foundation — International Student Funding.
7. Konrad Adenauer Foundation Scholarships
The Konrad Adenauer Foundation supports international students and doctoral candidates who demonstrate academic ability, commitment and suitable German proficiency.
The scholarship is not restricted exclusively to students studying political science.
Applicants from other academic disciplines may also qualify if they satisfy the relevant selection criteria.
Who Can Apply?
Its published international scholarship conditions include:
At least B2 German-language proficiency.
An appropriate academic record.
A qualifying German university study programme.
Evidence of meaningful social commitment and motivation.
For master's applicants, the foundation specifies an intended four-semester master's programme.
Bachelor's applicants must generally already have completed at least two semesters of a bachelor's degree at a German university.
This means it is not normally an immediate first-semester funding route for Pakistani FSc graduates.
Applications, scholarship values and selection processes should be checked directly with the foundation.
Official information: Konrad Adenauer Foundation — International Scholarships.
8. University Scholarships in Germany for International Students
Not every scholarship comes from DAAD or a national foundation.
Some German universities provide financial support through university-specific awards, donor-funded scholarships, hardship assistance or academic excellence programmes.
However, these opportunities vary widely.
One university may have a scholarship for newly admitted master's students, while another may only offer support after a student has completed part of the degree.
Before applying, check the institution's official scholarships page and confirm:
Whether international students from Pakistan are eligible.
Whether you must already be enrolled.
Whether funding is available for your specific degree.
Whether the award covers tuition, living expenses or only a small allowance.
Whether an additional scholarship application is required.
When comparing courses, start with the FES Course Finder to explore available study programmes and then verify scholarship opportunities directly with the awarding institutions.
A university offering admission does not necessarily mean it offers financial assistance.
Scholarships in Germany After FSc: What Can Pakistani Students Apply For?
Students who have just completed FSc often come across advertisements promising fully funded undergraduate scholarships in Germany.
Before applying, understand how German undergraduate admission works.
According to DAAD Pakistan, the Pakistani Higher Secondary School Certificate is not considered equivalent to the German Abitur for general university entrance.
Two commonly discussed routes are:
Route 1: Complete one year of relevant university education in Pakistan.
Students may become eligible to apply for a related field at a German university after successfully completing the required undergraduate study in Pakistan, subject to qualification assessment.
Route 2: Attend Studienkolleg in Germany.
Students may pursue an eligible preparatory course and pass the required assessment examination before applying to a bachelor's degree.
Neither pathway automatically guarantees admission or scholarship funding.
Are DAAD Scholarships Available After FSc?
The major DAAD full-degree scholarships commonly promoted to Pakistani students are principally intended for graduates, postgraduate students or researchers.
Therefore, students should not assume they can apply for DAAD EPOS immediately after completing FSc.
What About Deutschlandstipendium?
This may be a relevant option later because eligible bachelor's students at participating German universities can apply.
However, securing admission and meeting the university's individual scholarship criteria come first.
For a more detailed comparison of undergraduate routes, read our Study Abroad After FSc in Pakistan: 2026–27 Guide.
Is Studying in Germany Free for Pakistani Students?
Studying at many public universities in Germany can be significantly more affordable than attending a tuition-charging university in another country.
However, it is misleading to say that every university in Germany is completely free.
Most bachelor's programmes and many consecutive master's programmes at state institutions do not charge tuition fees, but students normally pay semester contributions.
There are important exceptions.
For example:
Public universities in Baden-Württemberg generally charge non-EU students €1,500 per semester, subject to specified exemptions.
Some institutions in Bavaria charge tuition fees for non-EU students, depending on the university and programme.
Private universities commonly charge tuition.
Certain specialized or continuing-education master's courses may charge additional fees.
What Costs Should Pakistani Students Expect?
Even without tuition fees, a student's budget may need to cover:
Student accommodation.
Food and groceries.
Mandatory health insurance.
Public transport.
Semester contributions.
Books and academic materials.
Residence permit expenses.
Initial travel and settlement costs.
The amount a student actually spends depends heavily on the city, housing arrangements and personal circumstances.
DAAD provides further information through its official guide to living and education costs in Germany.
Germany Blocked Account Requirement for Pakistani Students in 2026–27
One of the most important financial questions for students applying from Pakistan is whether they need a German blocked account.
The German missions in Pakistan currently publish a presumed financial requirement of:
€992 per month, or €11,904 for 12 months.
This benchmark has applied to relevant visa applications from January 1, 2025.
The money is used to demonstrate that students have sufficient financial resources for their stay.
Do Scholarship Students Still Need a Blocked Account?
Not necessarily.
Germany recognizes certain official scholarships as a possible means of demonstrating financial support.
However, the scholarship must meet the relevant visa requirements, and the German missions may require additional financial evidence where the award is insufficient or unsuitable.
The German missions in Pakistan also specify that a scholarship issued by a Pakistani university is not sufficient for this purpose; they distinguish such awards from recognized HEC scholarships.
A scholarship award letter does not automatically exempt every student from providing further financial evidence.
Students should check the current visa requirements before arranging a blocked account or making any financial commitments.
Official source: German Missions in Pakistan — How to Finance Your Stay.
If you are preparing an application, our guide on what happens after a student visa refusal also explains why addressing documentation problems matters.
Germany Scholarship Deadlines for 2027
Scholarship deadlines depend on the organization and programme.
Here is a planning summary for Pakistani applicants as of October 2026.
Scholarship | Relevant application timing |
|---|---|
DAAD EPOS 2027–28 | Varies by course; consult the published 2027–28 deadline list |
DAAD Helmut-Schmidt 2027 | July 31, 2026 deadline has passed |
Erasmus Mundus 2027 | Many programmes accept applications between October 2026 and January 2027 |
Heinrich Böll Foundation | Next published deadline: March 1, 2027 |
Deutschlandstipendium | University-specific deadlines |
Friedrich Ebert Foundation | Check the current international scholarship application requirements |
Konrad Adenauer Foundation | Selection-route-specific; check the current foundation call |
University scholarships | Varies by institution and degree |
This table is intended for planning, not as confirmation that every scholarship is currently accepting applications.
Applicants should consult the original provider before submitting documents.
Documents Required for Scholarships in Germany
A typical application may include several of the following documents:
Valid passport.
Academic transcripts and degree certificates.
CV or academic résumé.
Motivation letter or personal statement.
Recommendation letters from lecturers or employers.
English-language test results where required.
German-language certificates where required.
Employment certificates for work-experience-based awards.
Evidence of social or community engagement.
Research proposal for selected doctoral programmes.
University admission documents where required.
Requirements are not identical.
For example, an EPOS applicant may need strong evidence of post-degree professional experience, while an Erasmus Mundus candidate may need to demonstrate academic suitability for a particular international master's programme.
A doctoral applicant may also need a research proposal or confirmation from a suitable academic supervisor.
Prepare the actual documents listed in the scholarship announcement rather than relying on a generic checklist.
How to Apply for a Germany Scholarship From Pakistan
A sensible scholarship application begins with eligibility, not the application form.
Step 1: Identify Your Study Level
Decide whether you are applying for a bachelor's, master's or doctoral programme.
This immediately determines which scholarships are realistic.
Step 2: Shortlist Suitable Programmes
Choose courses that match your academic background and professional objectives.
A student with a bachelor's degree in software engineering should check whether a data science, computing or related master's programme accepts that qualification.
Likewise, a public-health scholarship may have subject and professional prerequisites that a general science degree does not satisfy.
Step 3: Check Scholarships Individually
Look up the university and the scholarship programme separately.
Confirm eligibility, funding coverage, language requirements and application procedures from official sources.
Step 4: Prepare a Strong Motivation Letter
A convincing motivation letter should explain:
Why you have chosen the specific programme.
How your academic or work experience prepares you for it.
What you intend to learn.
How the qualification connects with your long-term goals.
Why you are a suitable candidate for that particular scholarship.
Avoid writing the same generic letter for every scholarship.
An EPOS application focused on development impact should not read exactly like an Erasmus Mundus application focused on a particular academic programme.
Step 5: Obtain Appropriate Recommendations
Choose referees who know your academic or professional work.
A specific recommendation describing your research ability, project contributions or professional achievements is more informative than a generic statement that you are hardworking.
Step 6: Submit Before the Deadline
Allow time for document verification, translations, referee submissions and potential technical problems.
Some scholarship programmes require application through the university or course coordinator rather than directly through the funding organization.
Follow the procedure specified in the official announcement.
For a broader planning timeline, read our 12-month study abroad preparation guide.
Common Mistakes Pakistani Scholarship Applicants Should Avoid
Applying without checking academic eligibility
A scholarship intended for master's graduates with professional experience is not suitable for someone who has just completed Intermediate.
Assuming every DAAD scholarship has the same rules
The DAAD EPOS requirements do not apply universally across the entire DAAD scholarship portfolio.
Ignoring German-language requirements
Some foundations require German B2 even when the university programme is taught in English.
Confusing partial support with full funding
A €300 monthly scholarship may be valuable, but it will not necessarily cover the full cost of living.
Using outdated scholarship deadlines
A scholarship may be genuine, but the particular application round may already be closed.
Relying on unverified agents or scholarship offers
Applicants should use official university and funding-organization websites. Be cautious of anyone promising a guaranteed award in exchange for a payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which scholarship is best for Pakistani students in Germany?
For graduates with relevant professional experience, DAAD EPOS may be suitable. Erasmus Mundus is worth investigating for students seeking an international master's degree, including programmes with German university partners. The best option depends on the individual applicant.
Can Pakistani students get a 100% scholarship in Germany?
Yes, some scholarships provide full or substantial funding, but awards are competitive and depend on the programme. Applicants should verify exactly which costs are included rather than assuming every scholarship covers all expenses.
Is IELTS compulsory for DAAD scholarships?
Not universally. The accepted language evidence depends on the scholarship and selected degree. English-taught courses may require IELTS, TOEFL or another approved qualification, while German-taught programmes require appropriate German proficiency.
Can I get a scholarship in Germany with a low CGPA?
It depends on the scholarship. Highly competitive awards often expect strong academic results, while some university or foundation programmes also consider personal circumstances, social involvement and other achievements. A low CGPA does not automatically make every scholarship available or unavailable.
Is there a Germany scholarship after FSc?
Some funding options may become available after a student meets undergraduate admission and enrolment requirements. However, most widely advertised full-degree DAAD scholarships are directed toward postgraduate applicants. FSc students should first verify their German university entry route.
What is the DAAD scholarship amount in 2026–27?
DAAD EPOS currently publishes €992 per month for graduate-level scholarship holders and €1,400 per month for doctoral candidates from February 2026, with specified additional benefits. Other DAAD programmes may have different funding structures.
Can I apply for Erasmus Mundus without work experience?
Yes, many Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's programmes do not require professional work experience. Applicants must meet the specific academic, language and other admission criteria.
Can I apply for scholarships before receiving university admission?
Some programmes allow applicants to apply before receiving final admission, while others require an existing offer or enrolment. Always follow the scholarship-specific application procedure.
Can a scholarship replace a German blocked account?
A recognized scholarship may serve as evidence of financial support, but the German visa authorities determine whether it is acceptable and whether further evidence is necessary.
Are Germany scholarships only available for engineering and science?
No. Scholarships also exist for subjects such as economics, development studies, environmental sciences, business, social sciences, public policy and other disciplines.
Find Suitable Universities and Study Options in Germany
Scholarships can significantly reduce the cost of studying in Germany, but choosing a suitable programme is just as important as finding financial assistance.
Before applying, check whether your academic qualification is accepted, whether the course is available in your preferred language, and whether the total cost is manageable with or without scholarship funding.
FES Higher Education Consultants can help Pakistani students assess their academic profiles, explore university options and understand the relevant admission requirements.
Explore Germany: Study in Germany — FES Pakistan
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Request an academic profile assessment: Book a Free Study Abroad Consultation
If you have completed a bachelor's degree, share your degree, CGPA, graduation year, relevant experience, preferred master's subject and available budget when requesting guidance.
If you have recently completed FSc, begin by checking your undergraduate admission pathway.
Scholarship applications and selection decisions are controlled by the respective awarding organizations. FES cannot guarantee scholarship awards, university admission or visa approval.
Official Sources and Further Reading
The information in this guide has been prepared using published guidance from scholarship organizations and German authorities.
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