You need C1 general German and C1 Medizin (medical German) to clear the Fachsprachprüfung (FSP). We help you plan your language journey from A1 all the way to the exam level, whether you start in India or Germany.

Typically 12–15 months from the start of language learning to joining a PG/Job. The exact timeline depends on your German language progress and your state’s medical council processing time.

A rough estimate is ₹15–17 lakhs for German language courses, documentation all exam fees, visa, flight tickets and medical insurance.  You also need blocked account of 14,000 EUR for 12 months of living expenses. Once your PG/Job begins you receive a salary (typically €6,000–€8,000/month) that covers all living costs.

Yes. Fresher MBBS/BDS doctors (post-internship) can apply. Clinical experience helps but is not mandatory. Some states and hospitals may prefer 1–2 years of experience for certain departments.

Germany has no official age limit for medical licensing or residency. Practically, most candidates are 25–50 years but we have supported doctors in their mid-50s who successfully began PG/Job because the retirement age in Germany is 67 years.

No. NEET-PG is not required for the German pathway. Germany has its own equivalence and licensing process (FSP / Kenntnisprüfung) that is completely independent of Indian PG entrance exams.

Yes. Once you are settled with a job and have the appropriate residence status, your spouse and children can join via family reunification (Familiennachzug). We guide you through this process once you are established.