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I just applied to jade University of applied sciences for bachelors in international business ( English taught )

I have some missing documents that I’ll be able to submit in August and probably (hopefully ) then my application will be forwarded to the university.

- Can someone help me with the timeline if you have been through the same path coz Visa , approval and everything it’s gonna be hectic

- It’s an NC Frei program so do you think they’ll give me admission if I fulfil requirements by the deadline as my gpa isn’t even average and technically my application will be forwarded in August and semester starts mid September

I just applied to jade University of applied sciences for bachelors in international business ( English taught )

I have some missing documents that I’ll be able to submit in August and probably (hopefully ) then my application will be forwarded to the university.

- Can someone help me with the timeline if you have been through the same path coz Visa , approval and everything it’s gonna be hectic

- It’s an NC Frei program so do you think they’ll give me admission if I fulfil requirements by the deadline as my gpa isn’t even average and technically my application will be forwarded in August and semester starts mid September

Is anyone applying to stralsund university for bachelors in international management studies ?

when can the bcom (hons ) students of Delhi university expect their results to be uploaded on the portal in 2026 for semester 2

I’ve applied to hochschule stralsund and planning to apply to hochschule jade

with the pathway of 12+ 1 year of bachelors

I’m an Indian student currently pursuing B.Com (Hons.) from the University of Delhi and I’m trying to apply for Winter 2026 bachelor admissions in Germany for English-taught NC-frei programs like International Business/Management.

Here’s my situation:

• I completed 12th from India and got my APS certificate.
• APS/Uni-Assist initially evaluated me as only eligible for Studienkolleg based on my 12th qualification alone.
• However, Uni-Assist also clearly stated that after completing one full academic year at a recognized Indian university, I can become eligible for direct bachelor admission in Germany through the 12+1 pathway.

Right now I’m in 2nd semester at DU and my exams end in June 2026. The issue is that DU semester results are usually declared quite late, possibly in August 2026.

I had already applied to Hochschule Stralsund through Uni-Assist. Initially my application was marked faulty/not forwarded because I hadn’t completed one academic year yet. But after I contacted the university, they supported my case and requested Uni-Assist to grant me an extension until 31 July 2026 for submitting my second semester transcript.

Uni-Assist has now officially reopened/reconsidered my case and I’ve also uploaded:

• Bonafide certificate (officially stamped)
• Exam admit card
• Enrollment proof

My bonafide certificate confirms that:

• I’m a currently enrolled student at DU
• I’m appearing for semester 2 exams
• Results are awaited
• The certificate was issued for Germany university admission purposes

Now I’m also considering applying to Jade University of Applied Sciences because:

• Their international application deadline is 15 August
• They mentioned missing documents can be submitted later during the process
• The program is NC-frei

My main confusion/questions are:

1. If my sem 2 results come in August, can Uni-Assist still forward my application once I submit the final transcripts before the deadline?
2. Has anyone here successfully used the 12+1 pathway from India for direct bachelor admission?
3. Does having one ER/backlog in semester 1 automatically create problems for eligibility, even if DU still allows progression and completion of first year?
4. For NC-frei universities, does applying earlier matter a lot, or is fulfilling requirements before the final document deadline more important?

Would really appreciate guidance from anyone who has dealt with Uni-Assist, APS, or Indian university timelines. 🙂