Solutions of Nonlinear Schrӧdinger Systems Introduction A BEC system with dimensions N = 2;3: Ground state solutions A BEC system with dimensions N = 2;3: Sign changing solutions A BEC system with dimensions N = 4: Critical case A generalized BEC system with critical exponents in dimensions A linearly coupled Schrӧdinger system with critical exponent The existence and qualitative properties of nontrivial solutions for some important nonlinear Schrӧdinger systems have been studied in this thesis. For a well known system arising from nonlinear optics and Bose Einstein condensates (BEC) in the subcritical case qualitative properties of ground state solutions including an optimal parameter range for the existence the uniqueness and asymptotic behaviors have been investigated and the results could firstly partially answer open questions raised by Ambrosetti Colorado and Sirakov. In the critical case a systematical research on ground state solutions including the existence the nonexistence the uniqueness and the phase separation phenomena of the limit profile has been presented which seems to be the first contribution for BEC in the critical case. Furthermore some quite different phenomena were also studied in a more general critical system. For the classical Brezis Nirenberg critical exponent problem the sharp energy estimate of least energy solutions in a ball has been investigated in this study. Finally for Ambrosetti type linearly coupled Schrӧdinger equations with critical exponent an optimal result on the existence and nonexistence of ground state solutions for different coupling constants was also obtained in this thesis. These results have many applications in Physics and PDEs