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  • Major Update on getting APS for Indian PG Students: Applicants applying for APS Certificate, cannot go for it directly. They have to take a dMAT (Digital Master Test) if their bachelor's is in Engineering, Accounting, Finance, Economics or Business. 

Given below are the TUM application deadlines for Indian students -

  • Summer Semester: Jan 15, 2027 

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Q:   Is TU Munich a good university?
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Technical University of Munich is regarded as an excellent choice for higher education. Often referred to as the German MIT, here are a few factors explaining why TU Munich is a great institution to study abroad:

  • TU Munich ranking is #25 globally as per 2027 edition of QS and Times Higher Education rankings, continuing its global standing.
  • The university holds partnerships with global players such as Siemens, SAP, BMW, Boeing, Daiichi Sankyo and GE Aerospace. 
  • Although TUM does not often provide statistical employment, the return on investment for an international student (especially going for STEM / applied Science programs) is exceptional.
  • Munich is a hub to leading MNCs spanning different sectors (Automotive, Manufacturing, Technology, Engineering, IT & Consulting etc.) such as Google, BMW Group, Audi, Microsoft and Apple.

Also read: Technical University of Munich Courses 2027

Q:   How to get into TU Munich from India?
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Indian students must have very good academic record in past studies to get into Technical University of Munich. TU Munich acceptance rate is around 8%, which suggests that the admission process is very competitive.

The university does not specify minimum grades or marks required for admission. TU Munich admission process is holistic, which means that a student's application is evaluated on the basis of portfolio, academic transcripts and other necessary documents.

Q:   Which university is better, TU Munich or RWTH Aachen?
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Both TU Munich and RWTH Aachen University are premium institutions known for STEM education, strong industry partnerships, TU9 Alliance and global appeal. While choosing a university depends on your course and career goals, the differences between the two universities are outlined below:

FactorTU Munich RWTH Aachen University
Cost of StudyingAnnual Tuition Fee (EUR 4,000 – EUR 12,000, depending on the course)
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Monthly Cost of Living (EUR 900 – EUR 1,200)
No Annual Tuition Fee (only a semester fee of EUR 300 – EUR 360)
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Monthly Cost of Living (up to EUR 1,100)
Global Rankings 2027
  • #25 (QS)
  • #25 (Times Higher Education)
  • #104 (QS)
  • #90 (Times Higher Education)
Industry Links and Career ProspectsAccess to TUM industry and training partners such as Siemens, SAP, BMW, Boeing, Daiichi Sankyo and GE Aerospace Access to partners such as Amazon, Siemens, TK, Zentis and TRUMPF 

A key point to consider is that majority of TU Munich courses has ranked significantly higher than RWTH Aachen (excluding core engineering specializations where there is a tough competition) landing within top 50 globally by bodies like QS. However, both universities give practical learning to assure graduate employability with great salary packages for students. 

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Q:   How does TUM Munich rank for Engineering in Germany?
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TU Munich offers the best engineering courses in Germany. The university ranks #1 in the country for most of its Engineering programs, in the latest Shiksha Popularity Rankings. Given below is how TUM ranks in Germany for different Engineering specialisations.

SpecialisationRank in Germany
Computer Science Engineering#1
Mechanical Engineering#1
Q:   What is the Technical University of Munich QS Ranking 2026?
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TU Munich ranks #25 in the world as part of QS Rankings 2027. It also ranks highly for it's Engineering, Science, and Architecture programs. Mentioned below is how TUM Munich ranks for these programs at the global level:

ProgramQS World Rank 2026
Engineering & Technology#16
Architecture#25
Biological Sciences#55
Q:   How good is TU Munich Germany for Computer Science?
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Technical University Munich Germany is considered one of the best places to study CS globally. THE ranks its MS in CS programme among the top 20 universities in the world for the last 2 years.

The program covers all the basic concepts of software engineering, data structures, C, etc. in great detail. The university also uses its connections in the industry to provide its students with well paying internship and placement opportunities.

Q:   Does TUM accept JEE Advanced?
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Yes, the Technical University of Munich accepts JEE Advanced scores to bypass a foundational year. It allows Indian students to apply directly for the UG courses without completing a Studienkolleg.

Look at other admission requirements for TUM - 

  • The standard 12th-grade CBSE board certifications are not equivalent to the German Abitur, so if you qualify for the JEE Advanced, it helps you fulfill the direct university entrance qualification. 
  • The competitive JEE rank is to be in the top 7000 to 10,000 ranks
  • Language proficiency
  • An APS Certificate

Technical University of Munich Admission 2026

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Q:   Is dMAT required for admission at TUM?
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Yes, Indian students are required to take an aptitude test dMAT (Digital Master's Admission Test).

The dMAT is not directly taken by TUM, but it is a mandatory component for getting an APS certificate. 

Please note that, dMAT is only required if you are applying for PG courses in Engineering, Commerce, Finance, Economics, Business or Management. 

Q:   Can I transfer to TUM Munich from my current college or university?
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Yes, it is possible to transfer to TUM Munich. Students have to apply for a new degree & the university authorities would then evaluate which credits can be applied towards the new degree, if any. Existing credits won't be transferred directly.

To transfer to TUM Germany, students have to file a regular application via the TUM Munich application portal.

Q:   How long does TUM take to process an application?
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TUM Munich usually takes 4 weeks to respond to the application. However, in some exceptional cases the application response may take more than 8 weeks as well. For better chances of admission, the university advises its students to submit respective applications with all mandatory documents as early as possible to allow enough time for document & visa processing.

Q:   Is TUM hard to get in?
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Yes, it is hard to get into TUM in Germany because there is intense competition. For very few seats, many outstanding candidates apply, resulting in the Technical University of Munich acceptance rate of around 8 to 10%. 

Indian students would require a rigorous academic background with an impeccable credit equivalency and an aptitude assessment. 

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Q:   Is there any special scholarship available at TU Munich for students in need of financial aid?
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Yes, the Hilde Domin Programme is one such scholarship. It is offered to students who have been denied the right to education in their country of origin. This offers them a chance to complete a PG degree or a doctoral programme at a German University. The scholarship is administered by DAAD.

The scholarship offers monthly financial support, travel grants, and German langauge courses, among other services to students. The duration of the same is usually 24 months for a PG degree and a 48 months for a doctoral degree.

To be eligible, students would have to prove threat to their personal well-being or safety, and submit the required documents like transcripts, and test scores.

Q:   What is the Oskar Karl Forster Scholarship at the TU Munich Germany?
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It is a government scholarship offered by the state of Bavaria to International students. The scholarship covers the printing costs for dissertation of doctoral courses. For students enrolled in UG or PG degree courses, it covers the cost of books and learning materials. The financial award ranges between INR 10.5 K and INR 52.6 K for UG and PG students. Doctoral students get an aid of somewhere between INR 10.5 K and INR 42 K.

To be eligible students would need to meet the following criteria.

  • Maintain strong academic scores
  • Demonstrate financial need
  • Should not be recieving any other aid.
  • Doctoral students would need to have completed their dissertation with a final grade of "magna cum laude"
Q:   Can I get a scholarship as a doctoral student at TU Munich University?
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Yes, the Leonhard Lorenz Foundation Scholarship offers financial support to doctoral and post-doctoral students. It offers around INR 1.6 Lakh for Conference Participation. For research projects, students get a stipend of up to INR 5.25 Lakh. To be eligible, students would need to show academic excellence. They would also have to submit some additional documents like official transcripts and test scores.

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BSc in Information Engineering at Heilbronn Campus - Batch of 2027
4.6
Excellent University with world class amenities.
Tips: The first 6 months for me were challenging because you're in a new country with a basic language level, and you don't know the whereabouts of anything, but with time everything becomes easy, and you're no longer a noob. No scholarships for me, as the tuition was basically 102u20ac per semester. Very satisfied, but you have to give your 100%. I know some brilliant guys, but they were just lazy, so it resulted in their exmatriculation.
Likes (Post study jobs): There are a lot of companies which offer sponser visas to the students depending on their skills and experience. Sponsor visas are not seldom but hard to find. Most abundant job roles are available in IT as Deutschland is going through their Digitalisierung phase. Jobs are readily available for anyone with the right expertise.
Dislikes (Indian Food): Since I am Indian, the Indian restaurants were not like India at all. You could say they are just a makeshift version of Indian restaurants with artificial flavour. Don't trust anyone who says otherwise. I often cook myself at home. The reason is that I can't find the flavour in the Indian restaurants nearby, although it's not bad.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1125
Prepping time for classes15 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro 90000
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4.7
Overall the academics and professors are really good.
Tips: It was pretty standard for me, as I had done my Bachelor's in Germany as well. No scholarships were needed, as I was exempt from the tuition fees because I had completed my Bachelor's in Germany. Yes, I am pretty satisfied with the university academically, the topics covered are really relevant and give you the best shot at expanding the frontier and conducting further research.
Likes (Indian Food): Mostly cook on my own, and in Munich you can find all kinds of restaurants. The average price would be around 15-20 euros. My favourite places personally are the ones near the Isartor station (connected by the S-Bahn). One can find a lot of great places to eat there.
Dislikes (Student Life): We have a wide variety of clubs/communities for a lot of varied interests. The coursework is pretty good, but it can get a bit hectic towards the end of the semester. Student life is great in Munich, there are a lot of good sightseeing spots at the intersection of southern Munich, Austria, and Switzerland. The best part about the Master's is that there are no compulsory modules, we can freely customise the courses according to one's interests.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1200
Prepping time for classes30 hours/Week
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A lot of opportunities so the competition.
Tips: You have to be flexible to align with a new culture, and balancing your academics and part-time job is not easy. Nowadays, finding part times are also getting difficult, but with a consistent mindset, you can earn one. Indeed, Xing and similar websites/apps can be very helpful in finding jobs.
Likes (Quality of faculty): The faculty are highly educated and talented and would help us with everything. They share their intellectual property and ideas with us and treat us without any discrimination. Quality faculty can help us academically, but getting a job after the course, they can’t do anything.
Dislikes (Internships): There are a lot of internship opportunities, but getting one is highly competitive, and you have to apply for a lot to get into one. Nowadays, the competition is among Indian students because we have a minimum of bachelor's degrees, English knowledge, and a good IT background, which makes us a good choice for companies, but there are a lot!!
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1500
Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro 48200
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4.9
TUM: An amazing university that offers great learning experience.
Tips: Learn at least B1 level of German, even though your course is in English - Scholarship opportunities are mostly limited to students with some German skills, but there are a few that don't require German skills. Do good research in this area. - I really enjoyed being at TUM. It has an amazing culture and research environment. If given a chance, I'll do it all over again.
Likes (Internships): There are a lot of internship-related opportunities in and out of TUM. CSE doesn't have a mandatory internship, but if somebody wants to do one, they get sufficient support from the course coordinators. Focus on building a strong network with PhDs and professionals to get good internship opportunities.
Dislikes (Post study jobs): You don't need sponsorship to work in Germany. However, the rank of a university doesn't have a lot of impact on job applications. Apart from TUM Career-related initiatives and some job fairs, students don't get any direct support in their job search.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 850
Prepping time for classes30 hours/Week
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There are levels to this
Tips: Should have some grasp of the German language. Scholarships are given on the basis of academic achievements in some semesters. I'm really satisfied with my university teaching as well as hackathons and other co-curricular activities. It's an all-round university.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1325
Prepping time for classes12 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro 61300
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Tips: It's academically demanding, even for management and technology students. I have lived here for around 11 years now, so I never had a culture shift. There are scholarships for high-performing students, like the Deutschlandstipendium, etc. The university is good; it opens a lot of opportunities and is very reputed everywhere. However, they have introduced international tuition fees, so if anyone is interested in joining, they must really think about it.
Likes (Public transportation): TUM is in central Munich with many different public transport options, including buses, underground trains, and trams. You have the Deutschlandticket, which you can use for public regional transportation all over Germany for around 40 euros a month.
Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): It's hard to grow in this country starting as a junior employee if you don't speak German and are not German. I have heard from many people that the office politics is hard to navigate. I myself are planning on moving out for a master's or for employment in the future. Its great to study here since the education is almost free, many part time employment options, and can find working student positions or internships to kick start the career.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1200
Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro 55000
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Q:   Does Amazon hire from TUM Munich?
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Yes, e-commerce and tech-giant Amazon is among the top recruiters of TUM graduates. However, it is not the only Silicon valley based organizations that queue up to recruit from TU Munich.

The likes of Facebook, Google and Microsoft are also among the names, that hire from Technical University of Munich.

Other top recruiters at the institute includes: Capgemini America, Deloitte, Barclays and Heico.

Q:   Which famous German Artist and Filmmaker attended TUM?
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Julian Rosefeldt, known for directing movies like Manifesto, Euphoria, American Night, and Trilogy of Failure pursued his studies at TUM. He pursued a course in Architecture, competing his studies in 1994. Around the same time he also pursued studies in Barcelona.

Rosefeldt started as a conceptual artist and filmmaker. His past Architecture studies played a key role in his interest in structure, society, and video art. 

Q:   What is the part-time salary earned by students in Germany?
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Students earn a minimum wage of around INR 1.5 K/hour. The previous rate was around INR 1.3 K/hour. Students earn an average monthly salary of around INR 60 K. Students don't need to pay an tax on this salary.

However, once this monthly limit is exceeded, students would have to get a tax number and pay tax. 

Q:   How many hours per week can I work part-time in Germany?
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Indian students can work up to 20 hrs/week when the semester is ongoing. During semester breaks, students can work 40 hrs/week. Over 1 year, students can either work 120 full days or 240 half-days.

Waiter, Cashier, Shop Assistant, Courier, Library Assistant, Tutor, and Freelance coding or writing are some of the popular part-time roles taken by students.







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Exam Accepted: IELTS: 6.5 & Above, TOEFL: 88 & Above, PTE: 65 & Above, GRE: 157 - 164
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Duration: 2 years
Exam Accepted: IELTS: 6.5 & Above, TOEFL: 88 & Above, PTE: 65 & Above, GMAT: 65 - 640
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Exam Accepted: IELTS: 6.5 & Above, TOEFL: 88 & Above, PTE: 65 & Above, GMAT: 65 - 640
B.Sc.(25 courses)
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Duration: 2-3 years
Exam Accepted: IELTS: 6.5 & Above, TOEFL, PTE
Others PG(23 courses)
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Exam Accepted: IELTS: 6.5 & Above, TOEFL, PTE
B.Ed(15 courses)
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Exam Accepted: IELTS: 6.5 & Above, TOEFL: 88 & Above, PTE: 65 & Above
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Q:   Is Indian food available on or near the TUM Germany campus?
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Yes, Indian food is available both on & near the Technical University of Munich campus at the institute.

On-campus the TUM Cafeteria serve Indian cuisines, while near the campus, you can find quality Indian food at the places mentioned below:

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Methi Indian Restaurant

EUR 20-30 (INR 2 K-3 K)

Münchner Str. 26A, 85635 Höhenkirchen-Siegertsbrunn, Germany

Apna Desi Kitchen

EUR 10-20 (INR 1 K-INR 2 K)

Bahnhofsweg 3, 82008 Unterhaching, Germany

Chatjunction

EUR 5.50 (INR 550)

Zweibrückenstraße 5-7, 80331 München, Germany

Q:   Is it better to live in student dorms or private apartments at TUM Munich?
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Student dorms are better for Indian students at TUM Germany. Dorms are more affordable, offer easy access to campus, and are better for socialising with peers. Private apartments do offer more freedom, but are also more expensive.

Q:   What is Munich like for Indian students?
A: 

Munich is considered vibrant and inclusive by students who posted their reviews on Shiksha Study Abroad. The public transportation system has received positive reviews. Special discounts are given to International students and one can easilt go to all key places in the city.

The Indian food in the city has been described as not upto the mark & expensive, therefore many students prefer to eat at McDonald's due to better affordability.

Q:   Did Albert Einstein attend Technical University of Munich?
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No, Alberta Einstein did not attend TUM Munich. He pursued his secondary school studies at the Luitpold Gymansium. He later enrolled at the Swiss Federal Polytechnical School (now ETH Zurich). There he pursued a Diploma in Physics and Mathematics and graduated in 1900.

Einstein is known for giving the Theory of Relativity. He also explained the Photoelectric Effect, for which he won a Nobel Prize.

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Q:   What is the blocked account balance I need to study in Germany?
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Indian students need a minimum of EUR 11,904 or INR 12.67 Lakhs in their blocked account. The blocked account is to be opened before applying for a German student visa.

The Blocked account in Germany for Indian students guide will answer all your doubts.

Q:   How much money do I need to be eligible for a Germany Student Visa?
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Students would need to have INR 12.6 L in their blocked account to be eligible for a student visa in Germany.  This is needed to prove you have enough money to fund your studies in Germany. The application fees for a German student visa is INR 8 K. Health Insurance is also mandatory in Germany. For that, INR 10.6 K-INR 15.9 K are needed. 

Q:   What are the interesting facts about Technical University of Munich?
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TUM is considered among the best institutions in Germany, & is a popular destination among students looking to study abroad.

Given below are some interesting facts about the university:

  • It became the first German university to open a subsidised institute abroad when it started TUM Asia in 2002 on Singapore's soil
  • The university's sports center, located at Olympic Park played host to the 1972 Summer Olympics
  • TUM was forced to shut down due to World War II
  • Martha Schneider-Burger became the university's first lady civil engineer in 1927
Q:   Is TUM better than MIT?
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TUM is very similar to MIT USA in certain aspects. It has a world-class research environment, as does MIT.

It gives just as much importance to STEM courses and Innovation as MIT. It does not have the same level of reputation as MIT does, but, it is far more affordable than the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

It also has a marginally better acceptance rate (8%), than MIT US (4.5%). 

Q:   Can I pay my fees in installments at TUM?
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No, the Technical Universty of Munich does not accept tuition fees in installments. Indian students would have to pay the tuition fees in full. It can be paid via bank transfer, using the TUMonline account. The Semester fees, however, can be paid in cash at the Bursar's Office on specific days.

For some continuing education courses, the university charges some extra fees.

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The Technical University of Munich acceptance rate is between 8% - 10%. This shows that TUM is very selective at the time of admission. So, students must aim to have a good academic record for admission. For admission to TUM UG courses, the students must have a Higher secondary school leaving certif

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You can apply for the M.Sc in Informatics at TUM with a 3-year Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA), but eligibility depends strictly on passing TUM’s Curricular Analysis rather than your work experience or percentage alone.

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The eligibility criteria of NIMCET for MCA admission is given below for an Idea.

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