Master's study guidance in Germany
Independent, flat-fee guidance from a Saarland University alumnus. No university commissions, no admission promises, just a clear plan from shortlist to visa.
Screening ₹2,000
Full guidance ₹25,000 early-bird
Most public universities: no tuition
Who you learn from
Someone who has already done the application.
I know the process from the applicant's side: choosing programmes, writing the SOP, collecting documents, opening the blocked account and getting the visa. I also know what German admissions committees look for in Computer Science and engineering profiles.
- M.Sc. Computer ScienceSaarland University, Germany
- Max Planck Institute scholarshipFully Funded Master's studies + Stipend
- Independent adviceNo commissions from universities
From profile to Germany, in seven steps.
- Profile screeningCGPA, backlogs, language scores, APS eligibility and a realistic target list.
- University shortlistProgrammes that fit your background, budget and career goal.
- Documents & APSTranscripts, certificates and the APS certificate, checked before you submit.
- SOP, LOR & applicationsReviews of your SOP and recommendation letters, and help with each portal.
- Blocked account & insuranceWhich providers to choose and how much to deposit.
- Visa preparationDocument checklist and appointment guidance.
- Settling in Germany3 months of support after you arrive: registration, bank, insurance and student life.
One flat fee. No hidden percentage.
Profile screening
₹2,000
- 30-45 minute one-to-one call
- Profile and eligibility review
- 3–5 target universities
- Written one-page roadmap
Deducted from the full package if you enrol.
Early-bird
End-to-end guidance
₹25,000
- Up to 8–10 university applications
- 2–3 review rounds each for SOP and LOR
- Blocked account and visa preparation
- 3 months of support after you move to Germany
Pay in three parts: at enrolment, at application and at visa filing.
Not included: university application fees, blocked-account provider fees, language courses and travel. Admission and visa decisions are made by universities and the embassy, so no outcome can be guaranteed.
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