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DAAD Scholarships for GIU Students

by DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service)

Stipend

Per DAAD programme (EUR 934-1,300/month

Duration

Per DAAD programme (1 month to full degree)

Level

Bachelor, Master, Doctorate

Deadline

Per DAAD programme deadlines

Overview

GIU students (especially at the Berlin study centre) may apply for DAAD scholarships for study abroad, research stays, or German language courses. Standard DAAD eligibility applies. GIU's German accreditation and partnership with German universities facilitates access.

Provider

DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service)

Type

university Scholarship

Who Can Apply

Per DAAD programme (many open to international students)

Degree Levels

Bachelor, Master, Doctorate

Benefits & Financial Support

Funding Amount

Per DAAD programme (EUR 934-1,300/month + allowances)

Eligibility Requirements

  • Per DAAD programme
  • GIU enrolment recognized by DAAD

What This Scholarship Covers

Tuition Fees

Full or partial tuition waiver at German universities

Living Allowance

Monthly stipend for rent, food, and daily expenses

Travel Allowance

Contribution toward flights to and from Germany

Health Insurance

Mandatory health, accident, and liability insurance

In the provider's words

  • monthly stipend
  • travel allowance
  • health insurance
  • tuition (per programme)

How to Apply

1

Check Eligibility

Verify you meet the nationality, degree level, academic, and language requirements listed above.

2

Prepare Documents

Gather your academic transcripts, degree certificates, CV, letters of recommendation, language certificates, and motivation letter.

3

Find a Programme

Identify the German university and programme you want to study. Some scholarships require university admission before applying.

4

Submit Application

Apply through the official application portal before the deadline. Upload all required documents as PDFs.

5

Interview & Selection

If shortlisted, attend an interview (may be online). Selection committees assess academic merit, motivation, and fit.

6

Receive Decision

Scholarship decisions typically arrive 3-6 months after the deadline. If awarded, complete visa and enrolment procedures.

Application Document Checklist

  • Completed application form
  • Curriculum vitae (CV / resume)
  • Motivation letter / statement of purpose
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree certificate
  • Academic transcripts with grades
  • Language proficiency certificate (IELTS, TOEFL, TestDaF, or DSH)
  • Letter(s) of recommendation from university professors
  • Valid passport copy
  • Passport-sized photograph
  • University admission letter (if already accepted)

Note: Exact document requirements vary. Always check the official scholarship page for the definitive list.

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Quick Facts

Amount
Per DAAD programme (EUR 934-1,300/month + allowances)
Duration
Per DAAD programme (1 month to full degree)
Degree Levels
Bachelor Master Doctorate
Deadline
Per DAAD programme deadlines
Who Can Apply
Per DAAD programme (many open to international students)

Frequently Asked Questions About the DAAD Scholarships for GIU Students

The DAAD Scholarships for GIU Students provides Per DAAD programme (EUR 934-1,300/month + allowances). The exact amount may vary depending on your study level, programme, and personal circumstances.
Per DAAD programme; GIU enrolment recognized by DAAD
The application deadline is: Per DAAD programme deadlines. We recommend starting your application at least 3 months before the deadline to allow time for document preparation.
The target group for this scholarship is: Per DAAD programme (many open to international students). Indian students are generally eligible for most German scholarships if they meet the academic and language requirements.
This scholarship covers: monthly stipend, travel allowance, health insurance, tuition (per programme).
To apply: (1) Check you meet the eligibility requirements, (2) Prepare all required documents including transcripts, CV, motivation letter, and language certificates, (3) Submit your application through the official portal before the deadline. Apply at: https://www.daad.de/en/studying-in-germany/scholarships/daad-scholarships/

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