r/masters_germany

My dMAT score - 100/200 & 86/200 total 186/400. My target universities are Technical and Public Universities around Germany and Austria. I'm aiming to study Msc CS/AIML/Quantum computing courses. Kindly let me know if I will be accepted or rejected based on my scores. Btw I'm profecient in the Deutsch language and hold a score of 82("sehr gut") in Goethe-Zertifikat B2 exam. I didn't apply for APS yet as I received my Provisional from my college in August . 2026 grad. Kindly help

Hey everyone! 👋🏻

I'm planning to pursue a Master's in Germany for the Summer Semester 2027 and would appreciate some honest advice.

My biggest concern is my German GPA of 2.58, as many public universities require 2.5 or better. I've found programs where my subject credits match their ECTS requirements, but my GPA falls slightly short. I've also seen applicants with GPAs of 1.6–1.7 getting rejected, which makes me worried about my chances.

I have a few questions:

• Has anyone with a German GPA around 2.5–2.6 been accepted into a public university for a Master's in Computer Science, Software Engineering, IT, or a related field?

• Are there any English-taught public university programs for Summer 2027 where my profile might be suitable?

• What can I do to improve my chances of admission apart from meeting the GPA requirement?

I understand that admission depends on each university's criteria, and I'm not expecting any guarantees. I just want to understand my realistic options.

If you've been accepted with a similar GPA, please share your experience, university, and program. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you! 🙏

I am a non EU citizen, 22 year-old female. I finished my BA in my home country (Germanistik mit Schwerpunkt deutscher Übersetzung und Dolmetschen. Note 1,2) I lived in Weimar, Thüringen for a month and Frankfurt for a week and I loved Germany a lot. What can I do my masters in in Germany that will combine both my C1 German and English knowledge and is pretty required in the German market. I’m always very sacred to take a step because I’m afraid I may not find a job afterwards.