Is Your Indian University
Recognised in Germany?

Yes — Anabin and APS are two completely separate checks. Anabin confirms your university's recognition status. APS (Academic Evaluation Centre) is a document verification process required specifically for Indian, Chinese, and Vietnamese students applying to German universities. You typically need both to be clear.

Yes, but you need to go one step further — check your specific degree program (not just the university) in the Anabin Abschlüsse section. If your course-level status is H+, you're fine. Our advisors can do this check for you for free.

Yes. The ZAB updates the Anabin database regularly — usually once or twice a year. Universities can be added, upgraded (H− to H+), or downgraded. Always check the database directly before submitting your application.

Anabin has two sections: Institutionen (institutions/universities) and Abschlüsse (degrees/qualifications). The university-level check tells you the overall recognition. The degree-level check is more specific — for H+/− universities, the degree-level check is essential.

If your institution isn't listed, it hasn't been evaluated yet — not that it's automatically rejected. You can apply for a ZAB credential evaluation, which assesses your qualifications independently. Contact our advisors for free guidance.