
Germany Has Changed. Is Your Application Strategy Ready?
AEC's Germany Update Webinar for Students & Parents
Guiding students to Germany since 2008
Germany continues to be a popular destination for Indian students, but the process of applying is evolving. New developments around APS, dMAT, university applications, finances and visa planning mean students need to be better prepared and plan their applications carefully.
Don't apply using yesterday's checklist.
Join Abroad Education Counsel for an updated, practical session designed to help students and parents understand the Germany 2026–27 application journey.
One of the most important recent developments is the introduction of the dMAT (digital Master Assessment Test) for selected Master's applicants from India.
But does dMAT apply to you?
Don't assume. Understand whether the new requirements apply to YOUR profile.
Ninety minutes, structured so you can act on it the same week — not a general overview you could have read online.
Understand:
Get clarity on:
Learn how to shortlist universities based on:
Walk through the complete process, end to end.
The key areas students and parents need to plan for:
Your Germany journey doesn't end with admission.
The cheapest university is not necessarily the right university.
These are the questions students ask us every week. Get the answers before you start spending time and money on applications.
Abroad Education Counsel has spent more than fifteen years helping students make informed decisions about studying abroad. Our experience spans:
We don't just tell you where to apply — we help you understand why you should apply.
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Saturday, 12 September 2026 · 11:00 AM IST · Online · Free
Registration is mandatory.
Webinar information relating to APS, dMAT, university admissions, visa and other requirements is based on the latest official guidelines available at the time of the session. Requirements may change, and students should verify final requirements with the relevant authorities and universities.