How I Learned German in 6 Months Got Into a Public University in Germany My Exact Sources Tips

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“Can you really learn German in just 6 months? 🇩🇪
The answer is YES — and I’m living proof!
In this video, I’ll share exactly how I learned German in only 6 months and used it to secure admission into a German-taught program at a public university in Germany.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedBibin, a Mechanical Engineering student in Germany, shares his journey of learning German from A1 to B2 level for free. He emphasizes that choosing German-taught programs increases admission chances and career stability. By utilizing YouTube, AI tools, and immersive practice, he successfully transitioned from a low-grade academic background to pursuing a Master's degree in Germany.
My name is Bibin, and I am pursuing my Master's in Mechanical Engineering in Germany.
I came here in the Summer semester 2024, and my course is entirely taught in German.
I needed at least a B2 level in German to get admission in a German-speaking university.
I had already completed A1 to B2 here, approximately in 6 months.
So, in this video, I'm going to tell you how I learned German a little bit and also got wet.
If someone has made money, and you can do it too, then let's get started.
I came to Germany in 2024, but I had thought I would come in 2020.
So they left this field and moved to another IT and computer field.
Because the job was coming their way, but I had to do only mechanical work.
So I thought, why don't we try going outside? Let's go outside.
So, America is quite expensive, and finding things in Australia is a bit difficult.
Canada isn't in such a good state either, and in the UK, there are already so many Indians.
So Germany, because Germany is quite stable.
The only problem was that getting admission was difficult because my grades were quite low.
If you don't know my story, you can check it out by clicking the link that will appear up here.
How am I pursuing a master's degree in Germany despite having such a low number of grades?
And if you just mean that I learned from where, then you can go check it out at that time.
Anyway, I already told you, I learned without spending any money.
You must understand that there is no secret channel or website from which this has been learned.
He takes admission in English taught only because he is taught in English.
People don't come for German teaching.
Because only local people attend German classes here.
And as in your own country
More people do not go to master.
Because after bachelors, a job is directly obtained.
Well, the people here are also
So almost 90 degrees is in German
No, people coming from outside do not pursue German-taught degrees.
And not many people here pursue degrees either.
So how obvious and how easy is this path?
if you come in German taught
So it becomes a bit easier for you to come to Germany.
The first thing to remember when meeting Germans is
You need to learn German.
That is precisely the most important and most difficult aspect.
Before even thinking about it
People give up before even trying.
And it's true, my friend
I mean, learning a new language
There's no talk of eating, is there?
So I just thought, in bachelor's the grades have gone down.
And I still have to go to Germany.
If one has to learn German, what should be done?
I kept thinking about all this, but it wasn't certain at all, suddenly
I wanted to, but there was neither time nor motivation.
My financial situation was extremely good, so like that
It's been about two years since I started working, and my salary was quite high.
Seeing such a huge salary growth from 10,000 to 15,000 makes me
I remember that Germany was also supposed to go, so I had
Quitted my job in July 2022 thinking that
I will take admission in the summer semester of 2023, so I
I was supposed to attend Goethe's classes, but I was not there.
It was located three hours away from him — the Goethe Institute.
So I started an online class just for A1.
I didn't learn German, nor did any of my rebels.
The documents were processed, right? If the visa was obtained, then the summer semester
My plan for 2023 was canceled, so in the same year I
In December, I found another job and in this job
The full 25,000 rupees I received per month and beyond this
So in July 2023, I quit my previous job, after that
So you know the story, how I gave the cancelled exam
If you don't know, go to this link here, the one with the Aapīs
You can see, I've turned on German reading, so I
So maybe you know, if you don't know, then from Evan onwards
B2 is even further ahead, and even beyond that, but suddenly
Detailed and very slow, full of meanings and grammar
Cases mean whatever you need is on that channel
You'll find it; you can go and check. So, I've got the next one.
Since the day I started reading, there's one thing I want to tell you
Let me tell you where I learned this—this is not important, I learned it
How to learn it is the most important thing, so I have
First, I bought a notebook, then ten pens, and one
Bought a laptop and the battery died the next day, so learning became less.
I used to study six to seven hours every day, and studied throughout the entire day.
And then at night, I went back over everything I had studied throughout the day.
I was reviving, suddenly went dead. I'm German, I am, and
When the mind used to come here, some videos here
So I just felt that if these people can do it, why can't I?
I can't do it; my life, my responsibility, ahead of me.
It will happen, and it will happen through my own efforts, so just like that.
I saw this every day, read it without taking a single day off.
I listened to the video and spoke, read, and
You write as you listen, just as you learn.
Just try to speak this one sentence, meaning without any
Like the accent, just speak as I do, my name is Bibin, speak like that
Try, hello, my dear, mom, not like this, not like that, it shouldn't be like this. If you hear it the way you're supposed to, repeat it, say it out loud, and if you read the text or subtitles, try to remember and write it exactly as you read it. Then, from listening, your writing will improve.
Watch five five-minute videos, and when you turn on the media, you don't realize two hours have passed. After those two hours, you start regretting, thinking, "Brother, where did the time go?" You should watch those videos and learn something from them.
I made my notes from this channel, thoroughly and in great detail, and I also practiced using this same source.
The second channel from which I learned my listening, reading, and speaking is Easy German.
So in real life, you will be the ones doing the most listening, reading, and speaking.
And on this channel, you'll get it perfectly slow and clear, and also completely original German.
So, during your free time, watch as many videos as you can, watch them.
And along with listening, really great spirits also come on this channel.
It also appears in German below it, and in English below that.
It's extremely easy—whatever time you spend, you'll become thoroughly exposed to German, it's really that simple, you won't even realize it. Even if you don't study grammar at all, just keep listening and reading, and you'll learn German. There's just one thing...
I don't need you to explain how to use it—I know how to use it as per my own convenience. But let me tell you how I used it: whenever I used to take notes, I'd just take a photo of them every day, meaning however many notes I had...
Yes, and I would upload things on GPT, and I'd tell it, "Take my test, look into these notes," and after it took the test, whatever was correct, of course I understood, and whatever was incorrect, I'd ask it, "Explain this to me"
How could I remember, and he used to talk about tips and tricks, saying these would help me easily
How did you understand it? This was just an example, how did you grasp the things from GPT?
You can use it for learning, though it's not quite as good as that, but yes,
You can test yourself; now at the end, slowly German
You can start watching series and movies, my point at the end is,
It's not that everything gets done after reading it all; what I mean is,
So that you don't end up memorizing notes by heart or learning things by rote, thereby becoming a mere parrot.
So, for a bit of entertainment, meaning learning along with entertainment,
So you can start watching movies and series like this.
What I would suggest is, first of all, increasing Neko's speed.
How Neiko learned to play, about him,
So, there's A1, A2, B1, you can see,
The second channel I really liked is Katrina Sempai.
I was searching and happened to find this, so I'm letting you all know.
It's somewhat funny, and you'll also pick up a little knowledge along the way.
There are 13 episodes on this channel; you can watch them.
The more you understand, the better it is; so you can learn all of this very well up to the B1 level.
Then, the B2 level is completely different, because at B2 you start becoming a bit more creative.
For this, regular writing practice is essential. I'm telling you from my own experience—what I did was, I practiced writing the most.
So, for that, I would do something like reading a news article, or watching a video, or watching an episode of a series.
So that I can connect those sentences and form a story, it's not necessary that the meaning be immediate.
It's logical, meaning anything is possible, a meaningless imagination, meaning you can create anything without logic, but this is essential
So, I would just make up a story about him, and after making up the story, I would read it out loud to him, so reading, what would all this be like?
When you read, your speaking skills improve; then, when you listen to the improved content, your listening skills further develop; and now, as you read again, your skills continue to grow.
You can learn, man. You can learn so many things from ChatGPT. Just keep practicing like this, and then gradually, whatever you
We used to watch those videos with subtitles. Now watch the same videos without subtitles, I mean, without them.
Not everything will make sense at the beginning of the subtitles, and that's perfectly fine—it's expected. Just keep scanning the words.
The more you listen, the faster and better you'll understand. So I did all this to learn, and there's much more you can find online—just search on Google, type in "learn German," and you'll find plenty.
Yes, you can join any large class, but what matters most is how much time you're dedicating to it and how consistent you are. Even after studying up to the B2 level, when I came from India to Germany
I had come here for the first time, and when I arrived at the train station, in Ingle Street, my owner picked me up.
I had come because I had a lot of luggage, so when we met for the first time, they handed me
Asked if Bibin, I said yes, or rather, from that point on, until I reached the house of Betn, the job was mine.
He said, "I don't understand anything, Mom. I was just doing my homework. I was doing my science homework in English."
If we have to talk about it, this is true, and there's another reason too, because Bavarian German is a bit difficult even within all of Germany; I mean, you won't understand it so easily, even if you try hard, you still won't get it here, because here
So if you're coming to the German TOT, you won't understand the lectures, vocabulary, notes, or anything else in the first semester, because the German you've studied—whether B2 level or whatever—consists only of spoken language, and what's actually taught here is technical language.
Read a little, listen attentively, and whenever you sit in a train or a bus or anywhere else, and people keep talking around you
It's better to listen to songs by plugging in your phone than to just passively listen. If you want to learn quickly, pay attention to what they're saying, try to understand what they're expressing, and actively listen. In this way, you can learn much faster. Then, many people make the biggest mistake of...
They stay with their own kind, constantly arguing among themselves. They keep learning how to fight, that's all—they just keep fighting, nothing else. That's what this place is about.
A few people are working on the internship, and some are handling various deliveries.
If you can't speak, why would they hire you? That's the logic, just a little bit.
There's no benefit in learning just A2; even if you learn B1, you'll only understand it slightly, not properly at all.
So, I think and I just want to tell you that if you're coming to Germany, please learn German before coming. It will be good for your own development too—a valuable skill, a necessary skill, and it will help you greatly while you're there in Germany.
Smoking a cigarette, then immediately after that, giving all those things—within such a short time, I knew all of it, so I did it. I saw my own reflection, and I didn’t want to give a single example like that. Don’t do something like that, you know.
It will also be obtained.
The videos might be a bit boring.
Because, you know, he was just a kid, so it might have been possible
But you will get all the video clips of the work.
No fault will be found with some of the faulty ones.
That I am doing internship at OD.
I don't have much time left.
It's only weekends that I make videos.
But I will try to do my best within the time I am given
I can make videos for you
See you in the next video
Until then
