Hello Friends, I sign myself as Snigdha. I am an Indian and I arrived in Germany on February 2009.I completed my schooling in India and then got to know about the future prospects in regards to studies in Deutschland. I completed 2 levels in German language here in Eurasia Institute and then I sat for an aufnahmepruefung, which is the so called bridge course examination that every foreign student needs to sit for. I have been selected for the studienkolleg courses in The Charite, which is touted as one of the best medical universities in Germany.

When I arrived in Germany, I had no idea about this country. I was an alien in Germany. But I had already enrolled myself with Eurasia Institute in my homeland itself. Mr. Imran Khan was initially the person to contact. He deals with international  marketing for Eurasia. I contacted him and he helped with my visa and passport work. As soon as I entered the premises of Eurasia, I felt at home. The faculty in Eurasia catered to each and every need of mine. The very first day I was sent to a very decent German family and I experienced the preliminary taste of German culture. The teachers in Eurasia are highly able and talented. Tanya, who happens to be the head of the language department helped me a lot, not only in studies but also with diminutive problems, from beginning to the very completion of my language course. She is infact a teacher, a boss and a mentor all in one. I am highly obliged to her as it is because of her unflinching zeal and passion to teach that I managed to get a place in a very distinguished medical university. I am what I am today because of her. I owe my regards to our substitute teacher, Cilia  as well. She was a joy to have in class.

Our student consultant Ms. Annette helped us all unconditionally in choosing our universities and making us aware of the various subject possibilities in Germany. She helped me out of my sea of problems. I was new in Germany and had not even  the slightest Idea as to how to choose and how to apply in a German university. She was always ready and willing to help us  in whatever way she could. I am very thankful to her for every bit of information I received.

I am at present in Berlin and have been invited for studienkolleg in Frei university as well as Humboldt university, Berlin. I even secured a position in the Goethe university Frankfurt but I eventually chose Berlin, even this decision was supported by Ms. Tanja and  Ms. Annette.

Though I am done with my studies in Eurasia, I love coming here to visit my very admired Eurasia staff. Everyone in Eurasia has become an integral part of my life. I owe them my success. We are a one large family. You are all invited to become a part of our family.