Europe speaks a dozen languages, and your application only cares about some of them. English is the one every English-taught Master's asks you to prove. German is the one we teach on top — and for most students, that's the whole list.
Europe has a dozen official languages and your application cares about one of them. IELTS is required; German is optional but pays for itself; everything else is for your life there, not your admission.
Every English-taught Master's in our 14 countries asks you to prove your English, and IELTS is the test they all accept — typically 6.5, sometimes 7.0. No score, no application. This is a hard admission requirement, not a nice-to-have.
You don't need German to be admitted to an English-taught German Master's. What it buys you is a stronger visa file, everyday life, and the part-time work and internships English-only students can't take. Optional — but it's the one local language worth the money.
France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, Spain, Poland and the rest teach your Master's in English and admit you in English. Their languages help you make friends and find work — they're not an entry requirement, and we won't sell you a course you don't need to get in.
One-time payment, live-guided online sessions, study material included. Prices below are launch offers.
Focused preparation across all four modules, built for Indian students heading to Europe — strategy for each section, practice under real timing, and feedback that moves your band rather than just scoring you.
Structured, India-friendly online German that builds real ability rather than certificate theatre. Start at A1, or take the full track to B1 — the level that strengthens a student visa and opens programmes and jobs that English alone won't.
A test score on its own doesn't get anyone to Europe. It sits inside a longer sequence — profile review, credentials, applications, visa, arrival — and the order matters more than the effort.