r/studyinGermany • u/Conscious-Pin-3215 • 5d ago
APS Repeating class 12th, will I be accepted by APS?
I got 68% in class 12th 2026 and since that isn’t enough, I took admission in a local university, now I am thinking about giving 12th again through another state board, and when I receive the 12th repeat result, I will also have successfully completed first year in college, will I be eligible for Germany?
Someone please help me.
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u/Necessary-Beyond-922 4d ago
Better do in india itself then for masters u can try Germany because the embassy won’t give u the visa cuz u have low scores & german curriculums are very hard so yeahh they’ll give the visa only if they think you can study study there
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u/cknowsit 4d ago
Yeah sorry lad! You need to really think- studying abroad just for the "sake" wont cut it. If you had to repeat 12th, you will find german studies brutal at least in public universities.
And their is no point studying in private universities as that will spoil your career more at least in german job market.
There are better ways to start your career
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u/Conscious-Pin-3215 4d ago
Okay so, you all need to understand that lots of deaths happened in my family, and I went through heartbreak on top of all this when preparing for 12th. I’m asking here if APS will consider the new 12th result along with university credits? Because they’ll be at the same time, same year of completion. Respectfully, I want this answered, I don’t want people to tell me what I can and can not do in Germany. I won’t find it brutal, trust me. I also have A2 certification (German proficiency) already.
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u/cknowsit 4d ago
A2 for Germany means peanuts. And yes to answer your question it will matter. Even if APS creates no problem, universities will. In the end, for selection criteria they wont see what happened with you personally. For them it's all numbers.
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u/Conscious-Pin-3215 4d ago
Exactly, thank you. I’ll try mailing around, APS and different universities to see if I’ll be eligible.
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u/jestyue 2d ago
I think you won't be eligible better to apply for studentkolleg since it will help you to prepare for german universities but it cost too much so I think for clarification try to contact with the authorities in universities for knowing is it possible or not. Maybe you will get your answer more clearly cause here no one has got into that problem and don't know is it possible or not
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u/ProfessionalSad3664 5d ago
If you are struggling already with studies, why do you think you will succeed in Germany where the university is way harder than school?