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    There are two types of Studienkollegs in Germany that prepare international students for university entrance: University Studienkollegs and University of Applied Science Studienkollegs. They offer different course types and have different admission requirements. Students take an FSP exam in either the English or German track. The FSP exam consists of written and oral tests that assess skills in the chosen language as well as mathematics and economics. It is divided into two parts that vary depending on the course type but generally include a language analysis section and a math or chart evaluation section.

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    There are two types of Studienkollegs in Germany that prepare international students for university entrance: University Studienkollegs and University of Applied Science Studienkollegs. They offer different course types and have different admission requirements. Students take an FSP exam in either the English or German track. The FSP exam consists of written and oral tests that assess skills in the chosen language as well as mathematics and economics. It is divided into two parts that vary depending on the course type but generally include a language analysis section and a math or chart evaluation section.

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    There are two types of Studienkollegs in Germany that prepare international students for university entrance: University Studienkollegs and University of Applied Science Studienkollegs. They offer different course types and have different admission requirements. Students take an FSP exam in either the English or German track. The FSP exam consists of written and oral tests that assess skills in the chosen language as well as mathematics and economics. It is divided into two parts that vary depending on the course type but generally include a language analysis section and a math or chart evaluation section.

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    There are two types of Studienkollegs in Germany that prepare international students for university entrance: University Studienkollegs and University of Applied Science Studienkollegs. They offer different course types and have different admission requirements. Students take an FSP exam in either the English or German track. The FSP exam consists of written and oral tests that assess skills in the chosen language as well as mathematics and economics. It is divided into two parts that vary depending on the course type but generally include a language analysis section and a math or chart evaluation section.

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    Studienkollegs in Germany

    • There are two Body/Organization in Germany are authorized to approve the study program
    according to the German Rule & Regulation are us follows;

    1. The University Studienkollege


    2. The University of Applied Science Studienkollege

    • Bifurcation of Courses & Category Taken care by The German Body & Organization in detail

    1. The University Studienkollege

    1. M – Course :- Medical, Biology, Pharma


    2. W – Course :- Mathematical, Science / Technical
    3. G – Course :- Humanity
    4. S – Course :- Language degree

    2. The University of Applied Science Science Studienkollege

    1. TI – Course :- Technical & Engineering


    2. WW – Course :- Economics & Busines
    3. GD – Course :- Design & Art
    4. SW – Course :- Social Science

    • Ther are Two different type of exam where conducted according to interest of student for the
    Studienkollege are us Follows;

    1. FSP English Trade


    2. FSP German Trade

    • FSP Depends on High School, Diploma & The associated admission Criteria for University

    • The FSP assessment test take place in :-

    1. End of May / Beginning of June.


    2. End of November / Beginning of December

    • English Trade :- (Written Exam)

    1. English (Level C1)


    2. Mathematics
    3. Economics
    Note :- Oral Examination Subject is German as a Foreign Language

    • German Trade :- (Written Exam)

    1. German (Level C1)


    2. Mathematics
    3. Economics
    Note :- Oral Examination Subject is English as a Foreign Language

    • English Studienkolleg (Tofel :- 72 & German :- B1/B2)


    • German Studienkolleg (German :- B2 / C1)
    • FSP Test are divided into two Parts

    1. Course Type G

    Test Part 1:-


    Language Analysis :- Students are given 3 short factual texts over
    different topics these test will Contain 75 Minutes or Incomplete words this task must be completed in
    30 Minutes or less.

    Test Part 2:-


    Chart Evaluation :- Students are provided a number of statement
    which related to one or more charts. Students must judge if these statement are correct or incorrect or
    are not relavent at all to the chart. This task must be Completed in 30 Minutes or Less.

    2. Course Type M, T & W

    Test Part 1:-


    Language Analysis :- Students are given 3 short factual texts over
    different topics these test will Contain 75 Minutes or Incomplete words this task must be completed in
    30 Minutes or less.

    Test Part 2:-


    Math Test :- The duration of the Match test is about 90 Minutes
    including breaks. This test portion can only be repeated once. The Contents of the Math test can be
    Typically Viewed in Sample test from the Studienkollege.

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