Germany is one of the most competitive MBBS destinations in Europe. Unlike Russia or Kazakhstan, where NEET qualification is enough, German universities demand very high academic performance and German language proficiency.
Here’s a detailed explanation of the cutoff and eligibility requirements for MBBS in Germany.
📌 NEET Cutoff for Indian Students
As per NMC guidelines, Indian students must qualify NEET to study MBBS abroad.
Expected NEET Cutoff 2025
Category
Percentile
Score Range
General / EWS
50th
720 – 138
OBC
40th
137 – 108
SC
40th
137 – 108
ST
40th
137 – 108
General-PwD
45th
137 – 122
👉 Only NEET qualification is needed for NMC approval, but higher NEET scores increase chances of admission in top universities and scholarships.
📌 Academic Cutoff (12th Board)
German universities have stricter requirements compared to other countries:
General Category: Minimum 70–80% in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).
SC/ST/OBC: Minimum 60–65% in PCB.
Strong performance in Mathematics & English is preferred.
Gap years are discouraged – fresh pass-outs have higher acceptance.
📌 German Language Cutoff
Since MBBS is taught fully in German, students must clear language proficiency exams:
B2 or C1 Level German (Goethe-Institut / TestDaF / DSH accepted).
Some universities conduct their own language test during admission.
📌 University-Specific Cutoff Trends
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU Munich)
85%+ in PCB + C1 German proficiency.
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
80–85% in PCB, very high competition.
Heidelberg University
75–80% in PCB, German C1 required.
RWTH Aachen University
75%+ in PCB preferred, strong German language score.
University of Hamburg
70–75% in PCB, NEET qualification mandatory for Indians.
📌 Entrance Exam Cutoff
International students must clear Feststellungsprüfung (FSP) – a university entrance exam in Germany after completing a Studienkolleg (foundation course).
Minimum 50–60% in FSP required for admission into MBBS.
Some universities may ask for TestAS (aptitude test for foreign students) scores.
📌 Age Cutoff
Minimum: 17 years (as of 31st December of admission year).
No strict upper age limit, but younger candidates are preferred.
✅ Key Takeaways
✔️ Unlike Russia/Kazakhstan, Germany has very high cutoffs. ✔️ Students should target 75–85% in PCB to get into top universities. ✔️ German language proficiency (C1 level) is a must. ✔️ NEET qualification is mandatory, but higher NEET scores improve chances. ✔️ Students must also clear FSP (entrance exam) after Studienkolleg.
👉 CollegeKampus helps students prepare for German language exams, Studienkolleg admission, FSP test, and NEET counseling for MBBS in Germany.
This tool calculates fees based on official college fee structures, quota, category, gender, and income slab. Includes scholarships and waivers where applicable.
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🎓 Government scholarships & waivers applied automatically
Category-based: SC, ST, VJNT, OBC, and EWS waivers as per CET Cell norms
Income slab-based: Discounts for non-creamy layer candidates (₹8 lakh cut-off)
Gender-based: Special reduced fees for female candidates in select colleges/quota
Realistic estimates: Applied using actual percentages from government GRs (where published)