Modern Indian Studies

Successful completion of the test must not date back further than three years prior to receipt of the application for enrolment and admission to the Master’s degree program. Exempt from the requirement to provide proof of testing are applicants who have spent at least one year studying or working in the United States of America, Canada (with the exception of the province of Québec), the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (including associated territories), the Republic of Ireland, Australia or New Zealand within the four years prior to receipt of the application for admission, and applicants who completed a study program taught completely in English in the last three years prior to receipt of the application for admission, if (a) the admission requirement for the study program was proficiency in English at a C1 level (at minimum) according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) or (b) the level C1 (CEFR) or higher was completed as part of certified academic achievements during the course of studies. In either case, proof (in the form of an official certificate issued by the institution responsible for the study program) is required. An exception can only be claimed with proof of the specific language level, which is submitted with the application. A simple certificate from a higher education institution that a course of study is taught in English is not sufficient.