What's included
Every line here is something we hand you. Nothing on this page is a maybe.
The report
- Your grade converted with the uni-assist formula, shown with the inputs used
- A shortlist built for your actual grades, split into reach, fit and safety
- Per-programme requirement notes: ECTS subject buckets, language proof, channel (direct, uni-assist or VPD)
- The APS and uni-assist path for your country, stated plainly
- A deadline map for the next intake, ordered by what must start first
How it arrives
- A written report by email within 3 working days
- Sources linked for every requirement we cite, so you can verify each one
How it runs, start to finish
- 1
You buy, and the intake form arrives by email
It asks for your transcripts, degree or school certificates, target field, intakes you are aiming at, and your language status. Ten minutes to fill.
- 2
We work your case
Grade conversion, recognition check against anabin, programme matching against the live requirement pages, deadline math for your intake.
- 3
The report lands within 3 working days
You read it, then apply through the channel each programme uses. If anything in it is unclear, you reply to the same email and we clarify.
What we need from you
- Transcripts and your degree or school-leaving certificate (scans are fine)
- Your target field and the intakes you are aiming at
- Your language status: certificates in hand or tests still planned
- Any hard constraints: cities, tuition budget, English-taught only
Is this the right size for your case?
The wrong level wastes your money and our time. Both columns are here for that reason.
This is for you if
- You want a shortlist someone defended against real requirement pages, not a forum consensus
- Your grade conversion sits near a cut-off and the answer changes your whole list
- Your country runs APS and you want the channel question settled before fees
Pick something else if
- You want the full method to build the list yourself, for a quarter of the price. The Study Application Kit explains every step.
- Your shortlist exists and the documents are the worry. The Application Review checks your file.
- You want company for the whole season, not one report. The Admission Sprint accompanies the intake.
Costs that stay yours
Third-party fees go to the institutions directly; no package here or anywhere can include them.
- uni-assist fees: €75 for the first programme, €30 each additional, per semester
- The APS fee, set per country by your APS office
- Language test fees (IELTS, TOEFL, TestDaF, Goethe, telc)
- Sworn translations and notarised copies
- Couriers, where a university still wants paper
- The €75 national visa fee and blocked account provider fees
Questions people ask before buying
What if my grades are below every cut-off?
The report says so honestly, and then does its real job: programmes without a grade cut-off exist in every field, and the report names the ones your profile can still win, along with what would strengthen a second attempt.
Do you submit the applications too?
No. This tier is the shortlist and the reasoning behind it; you apply yourself, and the kit or the Application Review cover the file itself. The Admission Sprint is the tier where we stay involved through submission.
Which costs does the report not cover?
Third-party fees stay yours and go to the institutions directly: uni-assist charges €75 for the first programme and €30 for each additional one, APS fees are set per country, and language tests, translations and couriers are billed by their providers.
First, the shortlist
You stop guessing which programmes your grades can win.
€99, one payment on Stripe, no account needed. The intake form arrives by email the moment payment clears.
Unsure it is the right level? Write to hello@ankommo.de and we will tell you which one your case needs, including none of them.
Guide by
Abdullah
Creator of Ankommo · Based in Germany
I moved to Germany and built Ankommo to help others navigate the same process I went through. We offer 1-on-1 video consultations on visas, Ausbildung applications, citizenship requirements and settling in.
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