I am an 11th-grade student from Afghanistan. I am interested in pursuing a MiM program in Germany in the future. Could you please guide me about available scholarships and the admissiorequirements??

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T Mehta · Accepted Answer

Germany has good scholarship options for MiM students, even for international applicants from Afghanistan. The most popular is the DAAD Development-Related Postgraduate Scholarship, which covers full tuition (if charged) and gives around &euro;934 per month for living costs. To be eligible, you usually need a strong bachelor&rsquo;s GPA and proof of English or German proficiency.
Another option is the WHU Global Scholarship, which can cover 25&ndash;50% of tuition. WHU awards it based on academic performance and leadership potential, and most applicants need either a GMAT/GRE or a strong undergraduate record to be considered.
For admission, most German MiM programs require a bachelor&rsquo;s in business or related fields, IELTS/TOEFL for non-native speakers, and in many cases a GMAT/GRE to show quantitative ability. Since you&rsquo;re in 11th grade, focusing now on grades and English will prepare you for both admissions and scholarships later.

Karan P · Answer

Planning ahead for a MiM in Germany is smart, especially since funding options exist for international students.
&bull; ESMT Berlin Regional Scholarship: &euro;5,000&ndash;&euro;10,000, requires strong grades and a statement of career goals. &bull; HHL Young Leader Scholarship: up to &euro;15,000, needs a GMAT/GRE score and evidence of leadership or extracurricular involvement. &bull; Most schools also accept applications for DAAD Scholarships, which cover tuition (if applicable) and provide living stipends. Academic excellence and English/German proficiency are key requirements. &bull; Admission to MiM programs usually needs a bachelor&rsquo;s degree in business/economics, IELTS/TOEFL (IELTS 6.5+), and in some cases GMAT/GRE (especially Mannheim, WHU, or HHL). &bull; Private schools like WHU and ESMT have stronger links to consulting and finance recruiters, while public universities remain cheaper but with fewer scholarships.
For more details you can read this  blog on "MIM in Germany "

"I am an 11th-grade student from Afghanistan. I am interested in pursuing a MiM program in Germany in the future. Could you please guide me about available scholarships and the admissiorequirements?"?