This is my review of Bharat in Germany’s Complete Course for Studying in Germany by BIG Academy. It is made for students who want guidance with shortlisting, applications, documents, visa preparation and settling-in steps for Germany without relying fully on a traditional consultant.
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My name is Eri, I live and work in Germany, and I make content about life in Germany for students and expats. I have not studied in Germany myself, so I look at this course mainly from a student-planning and relocation-support perspective: who it helps, where it may be useful, and where you should still verify things yourself.
Bharat in Germany course review in 2026: quick verdict
The Complete Course for Studying in Germany can be useful if you want structured guidance for the full process and you are ready to do the work yourself. It is not a magic admission guarantee, and it should not replace official university, APS, DAAD, uni-assist, or German visa information.
- Best fit: students who feel lost with shortlisting, SOP/LOR documents, application strategy, blocked account, health insurance, visa steps and post-arrival planning.
- Be careful if: you only need one small answer, already have admits, or expect someone else to complete every step for you.
- Not the only source: always cross-check requirements on your target university page and official German/DAAD/APS/uni-assist pages.
- Before buying: compare the current BIG Academy plan/tier, price, support access, live-session rules, and what is included for your study level.
Who is Bharat in Germany?
You must be wondering Who is Bharat? Bharat is a Youtuber, a Guide and an Entrepreneur in the digital creative world. Bharat himself studied in Germany and completed M.Sc. in a German Taught Masters Program at TU Hamburg. He is now a Mentor and he along with his team has helped thousands of students already.
Since Bharat has been a student in Germany himself, he can explain many practical pre-arrival and post-arrival steps from experience. Still, course content and support terms can change, so use the links below as starting points and verify the current details on BIG Academy before purchasing.
- Complete Course for Studying in Germany
- Faster German A1
- Faster German A2
- German Universities Shortlisting Course
- Complete Course for Finding Jobs in Germany
- SOP Preparation Course + Review
- Complete Course for Freelancing in Germany
If you have already tried applying and are not getting admits, this kind of course can help you diagnose the process more systematically: programme fit, eligibility, documents, deadlines, SOP/LOR quality, and application strategy. It still cannot guarantee admission.
It’s made with the help of someone who’s actually gone through the process on his own, whereas most consultants in India have never stepped inside Germany, let alone study here. I get a lot of messages on Instagram from aspiring students that they want to know the universities and courses for Master in Computer Science, Agriculture, etc, and How do I reply?
Since I have not studied in Germany, I do not recommend random universities or courses one-to-one. This is where structured support can be helpful, especially for students who need help understanding the sequence from shortlisting to arrival in Germany.
Bharat in Germany has offered team support and live sessions, but you should check the current course page to confirm what support is included in the plan you are buying.
Who can get help from this course? Students from which background?
The course is perfectly suited for all other fields like commerce, management, engineering, natural sciences, arts, architecture, pharmacy, social sciences and humanities, except students who want to do MBBS or MD, Nursing, Dentistry in Germany. Hence, this course is not suitable for students with medical degrees or backgrounds who want to study further in Germany.
Complete Course for Studying in Germany
The biggest value is for students targeting public universities, where programme fit, eligibility, deadlines and documents matter a lot. Private universities may be easier to access in some cases, but they can involve tuition fees, so do not choose only based on speed.
This course is helpful for all the aspirants of Studienkollege (Prep. course before Bachelors), Bachelors, Masters, PhD.
Selecting Universities for your application, proceeding with the Application process, Including SOP, LOR and multiple other documentations. Alert-Please doesn’t copy templates from the internet and write your SOP or LOR. It has to be perfectly customised with your personality and aspirations.
What are the main chapters and learning of the course?
This course will later help you with the Blocked Account, Health Insurance, Visa Process, How to Find Part Time Jobs, Settling in Germany once you Arrive and some essential training like Application Strategy, Networking Strategies, Intercultural Training.
One thing students often care about is access length and support. Do not assume old access/support terms are still the same; open the course link and confirm lifetime access, live sessions, document reviews, community access and support boundaries before paying.
My honest take: the course can be worth it if it helps you avoid expensive mistakes and you actively use the material. It may not be worth it if you expect guaranteed admits, do not want to research official requirements yourself, or only need a single answer that is already available on DAAD, APS or university pages.
You might also like to read the updated basic requirements to study in Germany for Indian students.
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