The minimum CGPA requirement for a German student visa isn’t a single number. It depends on a few factors:

• University type: German universities have different expectations. Top universities or those in competitive fields may expect a higher CGPA (around 8 or above).
• Your program: Some programs, like Arts or Humanities, might have a lower CGPA requirement compared to Engineering or Sciences.

There isn’t a hard minimum set by the visa itself, but generally:

• Safe zone: A CGPA of 7.0 (or 70%+) is generally considered competitive for many universities.
• Below 7.0: It’s still possible, but focus on universities known for accepting lower CGPA students or consider strong applications with relevant work experience.

Remember, a high CGPA is just one factor. Look at the specific requirements of the universities and programs you’re interested in.