German Classes
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Germany is the hub for higher education aspiring Indian students and working professionals. Germany unlike many European countries, provides you the opportunity for free tuition in various fields like Life Sciences and Mechanical / Mechatronics.
As such, German learning is mandatory for acquiring German visa entry for higher studies and or work purposes.
We have a dedicated panel of German instructors who will train you and make you an expert in the language and culture within a short span.
Come learn German Language with us and get your all pass ticket to Germany!
COURSES @ NCD |
OFFERED HOW? |
COURSE FEES |
BOOK FEES |
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German Basic (GZ A1) Level |
40 hours / course |
INR 13,000 |
INR 800 |
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German Basic (GZ A2) Level |
55 hours / course |
INR 14,000 |
INR 1,000 |
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German Standard Basic |
15 hours / course |
INR 4,500 |
INR 500 |
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German Tuition |
3 classes per week |
INR 2,500/Month |
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German Etiquette & Culture Programme |
5 hours |
INR 3,000 |
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※Note
① Other Videos and print-outs are covered within the above course fee.
② Exam fee is separately paid during the exam registration to the Goethe Institut.
German Learner's Examination
The German [GZ] Level Examination is the beginner level examination that follows the guidelines of Common European Framework of Reference framed and governed by the Council of Europe for all European languages.
There are 6 Levels according to the framework for all European languages.
Levels A1, A2 - Beginner Level [GZ Levels]
Levels B1, B2 - Intermediate Level
Levels C1, C2 - Advanced Level
Across the world, a number of Institutions conduct these exams online and offline.
In India, the CEFR based exams are conducted by Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan at all Metros - Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta, Chennai, Bangalore and Pune.
In Chennai, the Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan located at Nungambakkam conducts the German A1 to C2 exams.
The examination dates for each month and the examination fees can be referred at the link : https://www.goethe.de/ins/in/en/sta/che/prf/anm.html
<Photo: Goethe-Institut/Bettina Siegwart>
