u/_undisturbed

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Hi everyone,

I recently received a conditional admission letter for a Bachelor's program at a public university in Germany. The condition is that I need to come to the university, complete 1 semester of their in-house German language course, and pass the DSH-2 exam. Once I clear it, I can officially enroll in my degree program.

For context, I already hold a solid B2 certificate and plan to reach C1 and pass the DSH-2 within this single semester.

I am preparing my visa application now and wanted to ask a few things.

Which visa will I actually receive? Will the embassy issue a student/study preparation visa (Section 16b) because I have a conditional admission letter, or will they give me a standard language course visa (Section 16f)?

What visa risks should I factor in? Are there any specific red flags the embassy looks out for in this scenario, like motivation letter or blocked account requirements? What happens if there is a delay and I need slightly longer to pass the exam?

Also how should I apply for visa from CSP portal should I choose preperatory course or language visa?

Any advice from people who have gone through this route would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Heyy There, anyone up for help or advice...

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I have taken admission in BTech cs i know that doens't matter as we all have to study same subject in 1st year,I have a few questions about the college if any of the seniors are present here can help me.

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1.Do the college cut down our grades just to remove scholarship?

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2.How difficult the study is and how much we have to study get a cgpa above 8 or 8.5?

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3.How's the faculty?

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4.If I wish to change college next year as I don't think I'll be able to complete exam required attendance,by what time I can expect to get my marksheets of each sems?

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