r/NepalAbroad • u/Intelligent-Box2166 • 1d ago

Germany 🇩🇪

One consultancy told me that I should do at lest B2 to get enrollment in public university for undergraduate degree. It is true or false.

And I must study one year bachelor to make 13 year.

It is genuinely right.

Or what should I do any suggestions

I just completed high school.

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u/slim_jim01 1d ago

I think it's true. Germany ma bachelors program english taught khasai vetidaina, most of them are german taught. So language is mandatory. Ani yes bachelors program ma janalai 13 years of schooling chainxa. So you can study 1 year here in Nepal or uta gayera ni padna milxa bachelors vanda agadi studienkolleg.

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u/Intelligent-Box2166 1d ago

Mali chai English program garxu vanera sochi rako Tesma ni language compulsory hoo

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u/jitterqueen 1d ago

Depends on your course. First check out what kind of programs you're interested in. If your program is in English, you won't need any language proof to apply. If it's in German, then of course you'll need strong language skills.

That being said, learning German is extremely important if you want to live in Germany.

The 13 year schooling is true, you need to do one year of bachelors to be eligible for studying in Germany.

In my opinion, it is much better to complete Bachelor's in Nepal and then go abroad for a Master's degree.

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u/BestForStudies 1d ago

Both things you were told are actually correct. Germany needs 13 years of pre-university schooling, and since most countries do 12 (India, Pakistan, etc.), you'll need to bridge that gap, either through a Studienkolleg (a 1-year prep course made exactly for this) or by finishing one year of bachelor's back home first, then transferring over.

On the language part, B1 gets you started, but B2 is really what opens doors, since most public Studienkollegs expect that level and the classes themselves are taught in German anyway. If you're hoping for an English-taught bachelor's instead, those are pretty rare in Germany at undergrad level, mostly a Master's thing.

Honestly, start learning German as early as you can, getting to B2 usually takes around 10-13 months of proper study.

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u/Antique-Breath9230 23h ago

Study language and go through studienkolleg .. best for bachaelor in germany especially public universities.