Yes, you can absolutely study abroad even if you are the only child and your parents are dependent on you—and in many cases, it is the single best decision you can make for your family’s long-term financial security and well-being. As of February 2026, 73% of students counselled by Kadamb Overseas are only children from...Read More

Yes, you can absolutely take your spouse to Germany while studying on a student visa. Your legally married spouse is eligible for a Family Reunion Visa (Familiennachzug), and the best part is that your spouse gets full, unrestricted work rights in Germany—meaning they can work full-time from day one. As of February 2026, German immigration...Read More

✓ Last updated: May 9, 2026 by Saumitra Rajput, Founder Kadamb Overseas Yes, German degrees are absolutely valid in India, and they are valued significantly higher than most Indian degrees by employers across the country. Are German degrees valid in India? This is the single most common question we hear from Indian parents at Kadamb...Read More

Getting Permanent Residency (PR) in Germany after completing your Master’s degree takes approximately 4 to 6 years in total: 2 years for your Master’s program plus 2 to 4 years of full-time employment on a work permit. As of February 2026, Indian students who follow the study-to-work-to-PR pipeline in Germany have one of the clearest...Read More

Yes, German degrees are absolutely valuable—and in many cases, they are superior to their US/UK equivalents when you factor in quality, cost, and career outcomes. Here is the fact that surprises most Indian families: TU Munich is ranked #37 in the world by QS 2025, which places it above Brown University (#60), UC San Diego...Read More

✓ Last updated: May 9, 2026 by Saumitra Rajput, Founder Kadamb Overseas Yes, you can absolutely pursue a Master’s degree abroad after completing a 3-year Bachelor’s degree (B.Com, B.Sc, or B.A) from India. As of February 2026, Germany accepts 3-year Indian degrees at over 90 public universities, France offers a structured PreMaster bridge route, and...Read More

No, it is absolutely not too late to apply for the September 2026 intake in Europe. As of February 2026, 67 German universities still have rolling admissions open until June 2026, and over 40 French and Austrian universities accept applications through May-July 2026. According to Kadamb Overseas placement data, 31% of their successfully placed students...Read More

✓ Last updated: May 9, 2026 by Saumitra Rajput, Founder Kadamb Overseas Yes, Indian students with 50-60% marks can absolutely get admission in European universities, especially in Germany, France, and Austria. As of February 2026, over 127 German public universities and 89 French universities accept students with 55%+ marks for Master’s programs. The German grading...Read More

Yes, Indian families earning ₹12 lakh+ can afford European education without loans. Germany costs just ₹8-12 lakh total for 2 years. Complete savings roadmap, part-time earnings guide, and family income analysis for 2026.Read More

✅ Last Updated: April 2026 — This guide reflects the latest fees, visa rules, and admission requirements. Yes, you read that right: You can study at world-class European universities for €0 tuition. Germany abolished tuition fees in 2014. Austria charges just €1,453/year. France charges €243-380/year. This guide provides the complete list of European countries offering...Read More