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Internships4.4
Part time work3.9
Post study jobs4.4
Quality of faculty4.7
Student Life4.6
Value for money4.5
Public transportation4.7
Safety4.5
Indian Food3.8
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Uzzal Kanti Bhowmik
MSc in Environmental and Resource Management - Batch of 2026
4.6
In Germany, there are no tuition fees for public universities.
Tips: There are a lot of Indian students here, so after coming here, I made a lot of new friends. All of them were so kind to me. So, my transition period was very smooth. Some cultural shifts happen on campus. I try to join in if I am free that day. I haven't gotten any scholarships yet. I'm hoping to get an RA position next winter semester. I am fully satisfied with my university. My course of study is Environment and Resource Management, and it is really interesting. Germany is also a beautiful country, and I think you would like it too.
Likes (Value for money): In Germany, there are no tuition fees for public universities, so you don't have to pay anything. At BTU, you may have to pay 340 euros per semester, but you also get a semester ticket that is valid for whole Germany! So, it's truly value for money.
Dislikes (Part time work): On-campus jobs aren’t that available, only if you're an RA. You have to rely on off-campus jobs only, which are very hard to find now. If you don’t know German well, then it will be a huge problem to find a job. If you do a part-time job, then it’s really manageable to perform academic tasks simultaneously. You have to choose your course wisely so that you can balance your job and study. The average payout for part-time jobs is 12.82 euros per hour now, the lowest salary you can get. Though many companies or restaurants pay more than this, this amount is the minimum wage they have to give.
Reviewed on 20 Apr 2025Read more
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Ashraf Khan
MSc in Artificial Intelligence - Batch of 2026
4.7
Flexible course, small classes, low living cost and affordable city.
Tips: The M.Sc. in AI at BTU Cottbus is flexible and research-focused. The students have to be self-driven because they are expected to manage their own learning. The course is taught in English, knowing basic German will help in daily life. Small cases, low living costs and an affordable city.
Likes (Safety): The city I live in is totally safe because it's not too big and not too small. You have the police force everywhere for your protection. Best of all, I've never heard of any criminal cases since I've been living here. This city is really safe.
Dislikes (Indian Food): There are a lot of restaurants in the city, but I don't like the food here. It's made according to German tastes, less spicy and less salty, and that’s why I don't like it, but many students still eat there. But here in Cottbus, there are five or six Indian restaurants where you can eat your favourite food, and the cost is also cheap.
Reviewed on 19 Apr 2025Read more
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Anonymous
Hybrid Electric Propulsion Technology, M.Sc. - Batch of 2027
2.9
Perfect work-life balance.
Tips: Make sure to find accommodation before arriving at BTU Cottbus, or you might face a long, stressful city registration and housing search. Finding some part-time work won't be too difficult, and since there are no tuition fees, your finances will be much easier to manage. Make sure you focus on academics and don't neglect your German language classes. With a Deutschland ticket, the transportation is free for the entire semester. It costs you around 298€ for the entire semester, and you can avail yourself to travel in any means of transportation all over Germany except ICE trains. City and regional transportation are included.
Dislikes (Indian Food): I need to cook by myself rather than eating outside because of the pricing. If you stay in a group, your monthly food expenses can drop to 150 or maybe even less. There are a few Indian restaurants, but you'll probably find them expensive. I would suggest learning how to cook before you come.
Reviewed on 19 Apr 2025Read more
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Anonymous
MSc in Artificial Intelligence - Batch of 2024
5
A supportive and enriching college experience.
Tips: The course you selected must be in a good supportive environment with dedicated faculty and good resources. It is important to be self-motivated as the coursework can be demanding at times. Getting involved in student activities and building a network early on can really enhance your experience.
Likes (Public transportation): Student life here is vibrant and well-balanced. There are plenty of events, clubs, and activities that help students connect, relax, and enjoy their time outside academics. The campus has a welcoming atmosphere, and it’s easy to make friends and feel part of a community. Overall, it really enhances the whole college experience.
Dislikes (Part time work): The faculty is highly knowledgeable, supportive, and approachable. They explain concepts clearly, encourage critical thinking, and are always willing to help students outside of class hours. Their teaching methods are engaging, and they create a positive learning environment that motivates me to do better.
Reviewed on 13 Apr 2025Read more
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Ketan Gaudani
Hybrid Electric Propulsion Technology, M.Sc. - Batch of 2026
3.9
BTU has more research oriented approach in their teaching.
Tips: There is a significant cultural difference between my country and Germany. Language is a barrier here. There is a communication difference. Other than that, everything is good. Most of my professors are all experienced. Not only are they experienced at teaching, but they also have practical experience in my chosen industry.
Dislikes (Indian Food): It’s difficult being a vegetarian in Berlin. I’ve tried some restaurants, but they are quite expensive. Also, the few Indian food stores I found have a limited selection of veggies from India, so it’s not very exciting for me.
Reviewed on 13 Apr 2025Read more
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Anonymous
MSc in Artificial Intelligence - Batch of 2026
3.5
A rewarding academic journey.
Tips: Students should research the course structure, facilities, and campus facilities before joining the course. It's important to understand the academic expectations, teaching style, and available support services. Students should budget and manage a plan for living expaenses.
Likes (Public transportation): While there are some pathways to permanent settlement, such as the skilled worker program, the requirements are often strict and visa timelines can be uncertain, which makes overall feasibility rather difficult. In this country, public transportation is reliable, fast, and very well connected. From one state to another, you can take trains, buses, or other public transportation, and they all run on time. All urban and rural areas are mostly covered, which makes travelling between cities very easy.
Reviewed on 12 Apr 2025Read more
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered a year ago
International students must GPA of 2.5 or above to get into the Brandenburg University of Technology. Along with GPA, personal details, transcripts of academic records, standardized scores, English language requirements, and more can be expected during BTU admissions. The most popular Brandenburg Un
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Akansha katariya
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
Brandenburg University of Technology offers a two-year PG programme in Cyber Security. BTU charges no tuition fees for international students. The programme aims to prepare graduates with a strong background in IT security to handle the increasing demand for cyber security across several societal do
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Akansha katariya
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
Brandenburg University of Technology doesn't charge a tuition fee. The only cost to attend Brandenburg University is a EUR 315 (INR 28k) semester contribution. This contribution includes the semester ticket (public transit pass).
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Akansha katariya
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
The Brandenburg University of Technology acceptance rate is 70% which means their admission criteria are not so tough. International students who want to pursue Masters in Power Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Biotechnology, Cyber Security, Electrical Engineering, Environmental and Resource Ma
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Akansha katariya
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
Brandenburg University of Technology does not provide MBA programs for international students. However, they offer a Master of Science in Business Administration & Engineering. The four-semester programme costs EUR 341,40 (INR 30 L) per semester and the language of teaching will be German.
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