How is it like studying MIM in Germany?How is the job market for Indian students who are not that fluent in German or just has done the basic level?

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Aarushi S · Accepted Answer

Studying MiM in Germany is a good option for Indian students &mdash; especially because of the affordable fees, strong post-study visa, and industry exposure.
Classes are usually international, taught entirely in English, and focus on practical skills. That part&rsquo;s smooth. The challenge comes after graduation &mdash; the job market is competitive, and not being fluent in German can limit options. Most entry-level roles in German firms &mdash; even in finance or marketing &mdash; prefer at least B1-level German.
That said, cities like Frankfurt, Berlin, and Munich have plenty of global companies (e.g. Amazon, EY, Adidas) that hire in English. Many Indian students manage to land jobs if they start learning German during the program and take up internships early. A MiM in Germany is worth it if you're serious about building language skills while networking and using the 18-month post-study work visa effectively.

T Mehta · Answer

Getting into a MiM program in Germany is the easy part &mdash; navigating the job market afterward takes more effort, especially without solid German skills.

The study experience is diverse, with practical courses, lots of group projects, and access to European internships.
Professors are industry-aligned, and most schools offer career coaching &mdash; but it&rsquo;s up to the student to build contacts early.
Without B1-B2 German, roles in mid-sized German firms are tough to crack. Basic A1 or A2 isn&rsquo;t enough for business communication.
Many Indian grads target MNCs like Bosch, SAP, or Deloitte Germany &mdash; where English is more common in team settings.

A good workaround: use your second semester to take part-time roles or working student jobs &mdash; many are open to English speakers and improve your CV + local exposure. Language matters, but networking and relevant work experience can fill a lot of that gap &mdash; if you&rsquo;re proactive from day one.
For more details you can read this blog on "MIM in Germany"