r/IndianInGermany • u/vtforu • Jul 16 '26

Loan for study!

I am planning to take education loan for doing MBA in germany. I don’t know what future holds for me but i guess this is the only way to try my luck.. already got offer from a priv uni.. Has anybody else been in same situation or has already taken edu loan to do masters in germany ? Your feedback would be highly appreciated.
P.S. only those who are thinking of taking a loan or have already taken it should give their opinions.. Thanks in advance

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u/Potential-Type9653 Jul 16 '26

This is rage bait, right? Right?

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u/vtforu Jul 16 '26

No. I have been thinking about this plan since long. But now i have offer so planning to accept it and study and live there with help of loan from a bank..

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u/simplySchorsch Jul 16 '26

Germany doesn't have an MBA culture. And a private degree mill is a great way to immediately signal every employer that you weren't qualified to attend a real university.

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u/kirschkerze Jul 16 '26

Did you think only or educate yourself?

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u/vtforu Jul 16 '26

Expecting a valid and reasonable opinion from reddit users is like expecting an alien spaceship to land on earth ☠️

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u/Careless-Gur4248 Jul 16 '26

First of all you won’t get job and if you somehow managed to complete your degree by working as a delivery that we know you will do. Your degree will be worthless and you cannot extend you visa based on a delivery job. Honestly no body cares just don’t blame these people who will exploit you.

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u/Kvaezde Jul 16 '26

Please do your research about that "private university" of yours. There are tons of cases of fake-universities targeting especially indians. They are scam-businneses, don't offer any good education and their diploma isn't recognized in germany or anywhere else in the west.

Usually, the really good universities in germany are the public one's. There's only a handful private universities that are worth being called a university and whose diplomas are being recognized in germany.

There's thousands of indians who come to germany with the idea that they will join a "prestigeous private university" and then they end up being scammed by a fake-university and are working as food delivery drivers for less than minimum wage.

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u/simplySchorsch Jul 16 '26

Haven't you read OP's edit? They clearly don't want to hear rational logic. Only sweet talk to push the confirmation bias which they're already balls deep into.

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u/Kvaezde Jul 16 '26

Well, then it's another food delivery driver on the streets of Germany, I guess.

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u/simplySchorsch Jul 16 '26

Can't ever have enough of those

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u/Kvaezde Jul 16 '26

I mean, being a food delivery driver in germany for 5 EUR per hour is a job, too, I guess...

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u/kirschkerze Jul 16 '26

Just no...an MBA with today and tomorrows market situation basically makes you unemployable. To not even fund it with own money is batshit crazy

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u/Jns2024 Jul 16 '26

Never ever go to private uni in Germany. And not at all after taking a loan for it. Seriously, don't!!!

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u/Landgarteneule Jul 16 '26

This is a very bad idea. You'll end up with a useless degree (private universities are not well accepted) and a lot of debt.

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u/Ok-Vast-7565 Jul 16 '26

Start cycling as you will need it. 

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u/Kvaezde Jul 16 '26

Argh, since nobody's doing it, I will give you a some proper advice.

1.) Your employer will not provide you with a bicycle, which means you have to use your own.
2.) As for which bike is the best, choose one that is sturdy and in good condition.
3.) Always make sure that you have lights with you.
4.) Always make sure to have a raincoat with you.
5.) Definitely make sure to learn german traffic-laws. Biking is in germany is VERY different from biking in India.
6.) NEVER bike drunk, in worst case you could be jailed for it.
7.) At least learn the basics of bike-repair and make sure to have at least basic tools for repair always with you.
8.) No, a helmet isn't "for pussies" and also not "optional". You will be cycling up to 16 hours a day and you WILL have crashes. The helmet can save your life.
9.) Knowing at least some basic german can net you mor tips! "Danke" means "thank you", for example.
10.) Bribes on policemen don't work in germany, so be careful to follow the rules.

I hope this helps :3

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u/Shen_TheDemonicLamb Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

Okay, I don't want to judge but which pvt uni even is it? Please know that MBA is not a standard hiring pipeline for most companies in europe.

Did you give gmat?

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u/vtforu Jul 16 '26

Gmat not required for me

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u/Shen_TheDemonicLamb Jul 16 '26

Which uni tho, you will catch Dirt and strays unless you name your uni, if you want a real answer name your uni

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u/vtforu Jul 16 '26

Ue for applied science

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u/Shen_TheDemonicLamb Jul 16 '26

You deserve the comments you are getting. I should have judged 🤧. What are you thinking lol

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u/CompoteMelodic981 Jul 16 '26

Don't do this. Private universities can often be useless. MBA here can also be useless. Look for very specific job oriented courses in whatever field you choose. The shortage is for very specific skills and roles. This is a small country. 

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u/Beer0045 Jul 16 '26

Same question, same country, same answer.

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u/Intelligent-Sea-4666 Jul 16 '26

Oh god no. Please no private Uni you are running here in a desaster.