1.
•Graduating from World’s best
Universities on 100% scholarship
•Salary package of Rs. 30 Lacs
•Opportunity to work in World’s leading
MNCs
•Excellent quality of life
Do you dream of any
of the following
•Graduating from World’s best
Universities on 100% scholarship
•Salary package of Rs. 30 Lacs
•Opportunity to work in World’s leading
MNCs
•Excellent quality of life

2.
Dream Germany

3.
Career Prospects in
Germany

4.
Earning potential for
Science,Technology, Engineering
& Mathematics (STEM) Graduates

5.
Importance of German
for jobs in Germany

6.
Benefits of studying
in Germany
 German universities are the best and oldest in the World for Technical education
( TU9 universities are older and ranked higher than IIT’S in the World.)
 Proficiency in German language leads to 100% scholarship education at Bachelor
and Master level in all fields in German Universities.
 Germany is the largest economy in Europe and the 4th largest in the world.
 Over 100,000 Engineers and IT professional are required in Germany with average
salary of Euro 40,000 ( Rs 30 Lacs).
 After English, German is the most widely-spoken language of the European Union.
It is no surprise that today over 100 million people speak German Worldwide.
 On the same visa, you can travel across Europe.
 The high quality of a German University degree is recognised worldwide. German
research is often ranked among the highest in the world, and many Nobel Prize
winners conduct research at German institutions.
 Germany has more than 330 State universities offering more than 15000
Bachelor, Master and PhD degree programs.
 German universities are the best and oldest in the World for Technical education
( TU9 universities are older and ranked higher than IIT’S in the World.)
 Proficiency in German language leads to 100% scholarship education at Bachelor
and Master level in all fields in German Universities.
 Germany is the largest economy in Europe and the 4th largest in the world.
 Over 100,000 Engineers and IT professional are required in Germany with average
salary of Euro 40,000 ( Rs 30 Lacs).
 After English, German is the most widely-spoken language of the European Union.
It is no surprise that today over 100 million people speak German Worldwide.
 On the same visa, you can travel across Europe.
 The high quality of a German University degree is recognised worldwide. German
research is often ranked among the highest in the world, and many Nobel Prize
winners conduct research at German institutions.
 Germany has more than 330 State universities offering more than 15000
Bachelor, Master and PhD degree programs.

7.
Benefits of studying
in Germany
 After completion of their study programs, students are allowed to stay on for 1.5
year for applying for full-time jobs.
 The cost of living in Germany is the cheapest in Europe.
 Attracted by international study programs and excellent research opportunities,
each year more than 2,50,000 international students ( 12% of all the students in
German Universities) come to study in Germany and for research. Amongst all
international students worldwide, Germany is the 3rd most popular destination.
 Internships: Germany is arguably the only country in the world where completion
of study programs in universities is smoothly followed by paid internship in top
MNCs that eventually lead to full-time placement.
 Hassle-free minimum documentation visa process and generally minimal financial
documents required.
 Part-time jobs allowed 20 hours per week making learning and living conditions
easily affordable.
 After completion of their study programs, students are allowed to stay on for 1.5
year for applying for full-time jobs.
 The cost of living in Germany is the cheapest in Europe.
 Attracted by international study programs and excellent research opportunities,
each year more than 2,50,000 international students ( 12% of all the students in
German Universities) come to study in Germany and for research. Amongst all
international students worldwide, Germany is the 3rd most popular destination.
 Internships: Germany is arguably the only country in the world where completion
of study programs in universities is smoothly followed by paid internship in top
MNCs that eventually lead to full-time placement.
 Hassle-free minimum documentation visa process and generally minimal financial
documents required.
 Part-time jobs allowed 20 hours per week making learning and living conditions
easily affordable.

8.
University Cafeteria

9.
Germany 3rd most popular
destination

10.
Accomodation

11.
University Campus

12.
How safe is
Germany?

13.
TU9- World’s leading technical
Universities in Germany
• TU9 Universities are older and ranked higher than IIT’s in the world. TU9 is
the network of Germany’s leading Institutes of technology.
• All of the TU9 institutes of technology can look back on a long tradition and
enjoy an excellent reputation both in Germany and Internationally.
• While the main emphasis lies in Engineering and Natural sciences, the
TU9 Institutes of technology also offer courses in economics, humanities
and social sciences.
• Famous Alumni of TU9-
-Wendelin Wiedeking- CEO of Porche, studied at the RWTH.
- Konrad Zuse, inventor of the first calculating machine, studied at the
Technical College of Berlin.
-Carl Benz, Inventor of automobile and founder of Mercedes Benz, studied
at the Polytechnical College of Karlsruhe.
-Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the UN, holds an honorary
doctorate from the TU Dresden.
• TU9 Universities are older and ranked higher than IIT’s in the world. TU9 is
the network of Germany’s leading Institutes of technology.
• All of the TU9 institutes of technology can look back on a long tradition and
enjoy an excellent reputation both in Germany and Internationally.
• While the main emphasis lies in Engineering and Natural sciences, the
TU9 Institutes of technology also offer courses in economics, humanities
and social sciences.
• Famous Alumni of TU9-
-Wendelin Wiedeking- CEO of Porche, studied at the RWTH.
- Konrad Zuse, inventor of the first calculating machine, studied at the
Technical College of Berlin.
-Carl Benz, Inventor of automobile and founder of Mercedes Benz, studied
at the Polytechnical College of Karlsruhe.
-Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the UN, holds an honorary
doctorate from the TU Dresden.

14.
Comparison
Comparison Program taught in English Program taught in German
Numbers of Programs 1000 Programs. Thus limited choice of
programs.
15000 Programs. Wider range of
programs to choose from
Admission Possibilities in TU9 (World top
technical universities rated higher then
Indian IIT’s.)
Extremely Difficult. Relatively Easier.
Requirement of learning German during
Master program (For adaption &
employment)
Mandatory. During your Master
program, you are required to learn
German simultaneously. This could
adversely affect your performance on
the Master program.
Not required. Thereby, allowing you to
fully focus on your Master program. Better
performance in Master program increase
your prospect of employment.
Mandatory. During your Master
program, you are required to learn
German simultaneously. This could
adversely affect your performance on
the Master program.
Employment chances (German language
skills till C2 level are mandatory for jobs in
Germany)
Difficult without knowledge of German
language till C2 level
Strong if you have completed German
language till C2 level
Tuition fees Euro 500-5,000 per semester 0 - Euro 500 per semester.
Selection of University and program Whilst in India, decide on your
University program.
Option of deciding University and
program while in Germany. After visiting
Universities, meeting and getting first-
hand information about programs.
Thereby, resulting in a much better
decision regarding your career
Part – time job opportunities Without knowledge of German
language, it would be difficult to find
part-time jobs.
Knowledge of German Language makes it
easier to find part-time jobs.

15.
How easy/difficult is to learn
German language?
• Knowledge of English is a huge advantage while learning German.
Even students from China, Korea, Japan and Arabic countries,
whose entire education has been in their local language, are able to
study successfully in Germany in German language.
• Indians have a huge advantage as they have a sufficient level in
English. This is a big support for the German language learning.
Indian with their local heritage and the English oriented schooling
career, are easily able to pursue higher education programs in
Germany in German language.
• In technical programs language is hardly used. Thus it really does
not make a difference whether you study in German or English
• When Indian students can learn English at the age of 5. They can
easily learn German at the age of 17 to 21.
• German language training methods in Germany are such that even
a slow learner could cope if he/she shows discipline in learning.
• German language training methods in Germany allow the student to
advance very quickly and get the sound knowledge which is
necessary for the entrance exam.
• Knowledge of English is a huge advantage while learning German.
Even students from China, Korea, Japan and Arabic countries,
whose entire education has been in their local language, are able to
study successfully in Germany in German language.
• Indians have a huge advantage as they have a sufficient level in
English. This is a big support for the German language learning.
Indian with their local heritage and the English oriented schooling
career, are easily able to pursue higher education programs in
Germany in German language.
• In technical programs language is hardly used. Thus it really does
not make a difference whether you study in German or English
• When Indian students can learn English at the age of 5. They can
easily learn German at the age of 17 to 21.
• German language training methods in Germany are such that even
a slow learner could cope if he/she shows discipline in learning.
• German language training methods in Germany allow the student to
advance very quickly and get the sound knowledge which is
necessary for the entrance exam.

16.
Test your German
Test your German. You know already a little bit German. Did you know that? See the
following words, that Germans use frequently! Do you understand some of them?
• Abstract Access-port Action Adapter Add-Ons Aftershave Agreement Airbag Airconditioning Airline Airmail amused
Apartment Appeasement Approach Area Manager Art director asap Auditor Award Baby Background backlis backup
Backstage Band Bar Basement Business (B2B) Business-to-consumer (B2C) By-pass Cache Callboy Call-center Call for
action Calling Show Camp canceln Car Cargo (DB!) Cartoon Carwash Cassette Recorder Catering Charts Cash Cashflow
CD-player Center CEO Challenge Challenger Champion Champions down down sein downloaden Downsizing Dress
Dressing Drink Drive Driver Drop-out Drummer dry Dummies Dumpingpreis dutyfree DVDplayer Early-bird e-book e-
commerce e-government e-mail e-society Efficiency Entertainer Entertainment easy Editorial Eigenvalue Equipment
Endings Entertainer Establishment Evaluation Event Event-Manager evergreen E-mail Error Exit Factory-outlet fair
Fairness faken Goalgetter Goalie Goalkeeper golden goal Greenhorn groggy groupie Haarspray Hacker Hairstylist handeln
handling Handout Handicap Handy Happening happy Happy Birthday Happy End Hardcover Harddisk Hardware Headline
Hearing Helicopter Highlight highlighten Hightech highway Hints Hippies Hitparade Hobby Holiday Home Homecomputer
HomePage Hooligans Horrorstory Hosteß Hotline Hot Pants Hype Lover Lunch made in Germany Makeup mailen Mailing
Mainstream Maintainen managen Manager Management Manual Marine Marketing Match Matterpainting Meeting men's
wear Message Micro-chip Middlelife Crisis Mindmap Mix mixen Mobbing Monster Mouse Mountainbike Mountain-board
Movie Music Musical Must Network Newcomer new economy News Newsletter Non-sens Nonstop nonstop-Flug Notebook
Server Service Service Hotline ,Service point Session Set Sexappeal Screen Scroll Shirt Shootingstar Shop Shoppen
Shopping Shopping Center Show Showman Show master Shower Shuttle-bus Shuttle-service Sideboard simple Single Sit-
in Skates Skate board Skyscraper Slang slash Tramp Tramper Trekking Trenchcoat Trend trial&error Trick Trip Truck T-shirt
Tuner Tuning turnaround Underground Understatement Uni Updaten Upgrade Up to date User User-id Utility Video game
VIP Warm-up waterproof Web Webmaster Website,Weekend Wellness white World-cup Yuppie zap(p)en
Test your German. You know already a little bit German. Did you know that? See the
following words, that Germans use frequently! Do you understand some of them?
• Abstract Access-port Action Adapter Add-Ons Aftershave Agreement Airbag Airconditioning Airline Airmail amused
Apartment Appeasement Approach Area Manager Art director asap Auditor Award Baby Background backlis backup
Backstage Band Bar Basement Business (B2B) Business-to-consumer (B2C) By-pass Cache Callboy Call-center Call for
action Calling Show Camp canceln Car Cargo (DB!) Cartoon Carwash Cassette Recorder Catering Charts Cash Cashflow
CD-player Center CEO Challenge Challenger Champion Champions down down sein downloaden Downsizing Dress
Dressing Drink Drive Driver Drop-out Drummer dry Dummies Dumpingpreis dutyfree DVDplayer Early-bird e-book e-
commerce e-government e-mail e-society Efficiency Entertainer Entertainment easy Editorial Eigenvalue Equipment
Endings Entertainer Establishment Evaluation Event Event-Manager evergreen E-mail Error Exit Factory-outlet fair
Fairness faken Goalgetter Goalie Goalkeeper golden goal Greenhorn groggy groupie Haarspray Hacker Hairstylist handeln
handling Handout Handicap Handy Happening happy Happy Birthday Happy End Hardcover Harddisk Hardware Headline
Hearing Helicopter Highlight highlighten Hightech highway Hints Hippies Hitparade Hobby Holiday Home Homecomputer
HomePage Hooligans Horrorstory Hosteß Hotline Hot Pants Hype Lover Lunch made in Germany Makeup mailen Mailing
Mainstream Maintainen managen Manager Management Manual Marine Marketing Match Matterpainting Meeting men's
wear Message Micro-chip Middlelife Crisis Mindmap Mix mixen Mobbing Monster Mouse Mountainbike Mountain-board
Movie Music Musical Must Network Newcomer new economy News Newsletter Non-sens Nonstop nonstop-Flug Notebook
Server Service Service Hotline ,Service point Session Set Sexappeal Screen Scroll Shirt Shootingstar Shop Shoppen
Shopping Shopping Center Show Showman Show master Shower Shuttle-bus Shuttle-service Sideboard simple Single Sit-
in Skates Skate board Skyscraper Slang slash Tramp Tramper Trekking Trenchcoat Trend trial&error Trick Trip Truck T-shirt
Tuner Tuning turnaround Underground Understatement Uni Updaten Upgrade Up to date User User-id Utility Video game
VIP Warm-up waterproof Web Webmaster Website,Weekend Wellness white World-cup Yuppie zap(p)en

17.
German language
training
In India In Germany
Time taken to reach C2 level
German language
(Compulsory for full-time jobs
in Germany)
Upto 3 years Only 9 months. Thus you
save over 2 years.
Faculty Indian German
Easier to learn No Yes as advanced German
language training methods
are used and no one can
teach German better than
native Germans
Easier to learn No Yes as advanced German
language training methods
are used and no one can
teach German better than
native Germans
Possibility of visiting
Universities, meeting students
and Professors for choosing
most suitable University
program for your career
Not possible Yes students can get
firsthand information on most
suitable University programs
for making best decision
regarding their career
Teaching hours 60-80 hours per level 180 hours per level. Thus,
better quality of training

18.
Christmas Market in
Germany

19.
About EasySkillz
• Easyskillz is into e-learning, German education and German
language training .
• Our e-learning division allows you to develop your skills through
online courses from World’s top experts. Courses are delivered
through pre-recorded videos. By viewing these videos, you can
learn at your pace, anytime and anywhere. On completion of
courses, you can also receive certification from EasySkillz. We are
committed towards developing innovative solutions that help
people improve their lives.
• Our mission is to make quality education accessible for one and
all.
• Our vision is to become a leading player in the online education &
vocational training space.
• Easyskillz is into e-learning, German education and German
language training .
• Our e-learning division allows you to develop your skills through
online courses from World’s top experts. Courses are delivered
through pre-recorded videos. By viewing these videos, you can
learn at your pace, anytime and anywhere. On completion of
courses, you can also receive certification from EasySkillz. We are
committed towards developing innovative solutions that help
people improve their lives.
• Our mission is to make quality education accessible for one and
all.
• Our vision is to become a leading player in the online education &
vocational training space.

20.
About our Founder
• Our Founder Mahapavit S. Anand is an MBA from Bradford University, UK.
Today widely known for initiating German education revolution in India.
• The learning's he has acquired from interaction with students combined
with a deep understanding of Indian education industry has enabled him
to develop innovative and result-driven solutions for Universities. He has
consulted several Universities and Institutes in helping them market their
programs in the Indian subcontinent market. He is often quoted by the
press in leading newspapers.
• Our Founder Mahapavit S. Anand is an MBA from Bradford University, UK.
Today widely known for initiating German education revolution in India.
• The learning's he has acquired from interaction with students combined
with a deep understanding of Indian education industry has enabled him
to develop innovative and result-driven solutions for Universities. He has
consulted several Universities and Institutes in helping them market their
programs in the Indian subcontinent market. He is often quoted by the
press in leading newspapers.

21.
Our Services
• Career counseling.
• Guaranteed admissions in German university
• German language training from expert German
faculty
• Assistance with bank loan
• German visa preparation and documentations.
• Arranging accommodation in Germany
• Travel arrangements
• Arranging Health Insurance (payable by student).
• Pre- Departure orientation
• Career counseling.
• Guaranteed admissions in German university
• German language training from expert German
faculty
• Assistance with bank loan
• German visa preparation and documentations.
• Arranging accommodation in Germany
• Travel arrangements
• Arranging Health Insurance (payable by student).
• Pre- Departure orientation

22.
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23.
Success Stories

24.
Success Stories

25.
Why EasySkillz?
• Money back Guaranteed admission
• Over 10 years of unmatched expertise and experience of
helping thousands of students with admission in leading
German Universities
• Admission possibilities in any of the 330 German
Universities
• Widest range of services
• Easiest & fastest way of learning German from German
faculty
• Most reliable services for German education
• Money back Guaranteed admission
• Over 10 years of unmatched expertise and experience of
helping thousands of students with admission in leading
German Universities
• Admission possibilities in any of the 330 German
Universities
• Widest range of services
• Easiest & fastest way of learning German from German
faculty
• Most reliable services for German education

26.
Our Services
• Career counseling.
• Guaranteed admissions in German university
• German language training from expert German
faculty
• Assistance with bank loan
• German visa preparation and documentations.
• Arranging accommodation in Germany
• Travel arrangements
• Arranging Health Insurance (payable by student).
• Pre- Departure orientation
• Career counseling.
• Guaranteed admissions in German university
• German language training from expert German
faculty
• Assistance with bank loan
• German visa preparation and documentations.
• Arranging accommodation in Germany
• Travel arrangements
• Arranging Health Insurance (payable by student).
• Pre- Departure orientation

27.
Gateway to Germany
For full-time jobs in Germany and admission in German taught
programs at German Universities requires following
• Passing German language test (TestDaf/DSH)
• C2 German language proficiency
• There are 6 levels in German language –
A1(basic),A2,B1,B2,C1,C2 (advanced)
• Reaching 0-C2 level takes only 9 months of full-time German
language training in Germany. Monday to Friday 6 hours per
day. 30 hours per week. 1080 hours of German language
training
• Students who have already completed some German
language levels can complete remaining levels in Germany.
For full-time jobs in Germany and admission in German taught
programs at German Universities requires following
• Passing German language test (TestDaf/DSH)
• C2 German language proficiency
• There are 6 levels in German language –
A1(basic),A2,B1,B2,C1,C2 (advanced)
• Reaching 0-C2 level takes only 9 months of full-time German
language training in Germany. Monday to Friday 6 hours per
day. 30 hours per week. 1080 hours of German language
training
• Students who have already completed some German
language levels can complete remaining levels in Germany.

28.
Process
• Eligibility – 65% in Class 12 for Bachelor students. 65% in 4 year Bachelor
degree for Master students. Atleast A2 level German language proficiency
before leaving from India
• Enroll by submitting academic documents.
• If not already done, start A1 & A2 German language course with us or at a local
language Institute
• Receive conditional admission letter from German State University within 10
weeks of submission of documents.
• Appear for A1 exam at Goethe Institute & successfully pass IELTS(6)/TOEFL(80)
for visa
• Apply for German visa by opening blocked account of Euro 8040 in your name
as your living expenses for 1 year.
• Depart for Germany & complete remaining German language course at
German language Institute in Germany.
• During your course, visit Universities to get firsthand information about
Universities and programs. German Institute in Germany will also guide you
and arrange your admission in degree program at German University.
• Successfully pass TestDaf/DSH (German language test) in Germany by
December/June
• Start your degree program at German University by April/October.
• Eligibility – 65% in Class 12 for Bachelor students. 65% in 4 year Bachelor
degree for Master students. Atleast A2 level German language proficiency
before leaving from India
• Enroll by submitting academic documents.
• If not already done, start A1 & A2 German language course with us or at a local
language Institute
• Receive conditional admission letter from German State University within 10
weeks of submission of documents.
• Appear for A1 exam at Goethe Institute & successfully pass IELTS(6)/TOEFL(80)
for visa
• Apply for German visa by opening blocked account of Euro 8040 in your name
as your living expenses for 1 year.
• Depart for Germany & complete remaining German language course at
German language Institute in Germany.
• During your course, visit Universities to get firsthand information about
Universities and programs. German Institute in Germany will also guide you
and arrange your admission in degree program at German University.
• Successfully pass TestDaf/DSH (German language test) in Germany by
December/June
• Start your degree program at German University by April/October.

29.
Important Timelines
• University application deadlines
– Deadline for October intake is 15 July
– Deadline for April intake is 15 January
• Thus, students targeting October intake need to complete
German course (till C2 level) and TestDaf/DSH (German
language test) by 15 July (or 15 January for those targeting April
intake)
• Time taken for arranging conditional letter - 2.5 months
• Visa processing 2 months
• German course till C2 level in Germany - 6 to 8 months
• IELTS exam and certificate – 2 weeks
• German language A1 certificate – 2 weeks
• Thus, students targeting October’16 intake should start process
immediately to ensure they do not miss October’16 intake
• University application deadlines
– Deadline for October intake is 15 July
– Deadline for April intake is 15 January
• Thus, students targeting October intake need to complete
German course (till C2 level) and TestDaf/DSH (German
language test) by 15 July (or 15 January for those targeting April
intake)
• Time taken for arranging conditional letter - 2.5 months
• Visa processing 2 months
• German course till C2 level in Germany - 6 to 8 months
• IELTS exam and certificate – 2 weeks
• German language A1 certificate – 2 weeks
• Thus, students targeting October’16 intake should start process
immediately to ensure they do not miss October’16 intake

30.
Documentation
For arranging admission letter, 6 sets of following documents
are required. All academic documents must be attested by
notary
• Passport size colour photographs
• Resume
• Motivation letter
• School & College marksheets certificates & provisional
degree
• 2 Recommendation letters (from Faculty or Employer)
• IELTS/TOEFL score (if given)
• GRE (if given)
• German language certificate (if given)
For arranging admission letter, 6 sets of following documents
are required. All academic documents must be attested by
notary
• Passport size colour photographs
• Resume
• Motivation letter
• School & College marksheets certificates & provisional
degree
• 2 Recommendation letters (from Faculty or Employer)
• IELTS/TOEFL score (if given)
• GRE (if given)
• German language certificate (if given)

31.
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