Aachen

The acceptance rate of RWTH Aachen is very low, only 10% that means high competition, picky selection process. So, the students need to perform really well in their academics and also need to fulfill the entry requirements and the selection criteria.

That is not entirely true, RWTH Aachen University like many other Universities in Germany does not charge any tuition fee for the Master courses. The University offers around 76 MS Courses. Excluding the tuition fee, there are other expenses like hostel, transport and health insurance.

Average monthly living costs in Aachen for Indian students are between INR 99.3 K and INR 1.3 Lakhs. This includes rent, health, food, and other expenses. Rental costs generally range between EUR 400 and EUR 600 (INR 44.1 K and INR 66.2 K).

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Average monthly living costs in Aachen for Indian students are between INR 99.3 K and INR 1.3 Lakhs. This includes rent, health, food, and other expenses. Rental costs generally range between EUR 400 and EUR 600 (INR 44.1 K and INR 66.2 K).

To know more, check rwth-aachen.de.

RWTH Aachen offers a variety of 78 MS courses for the students to choose from. It has a good reputation worldwide. It is ranked at #102 in the world and #8 in Germany as per Shiksha's Popularity Ranking. For MS Courses particularly, RWTH Aachen is ranked #25 as per QS Ranking.

RWTH Aachen offers 13 MBA courses to the students in different specialisation with a tuition fee of INR 21.8 L. The tuition fee is one part of the component, there are expenses like transportation charge, hostel fee and insurance, everything added together becomes a big number roughly around INR 33.06 L. So, MBA at RWTH Aachen has a premium budget.

RWTH Aachen University is most popular for its world class programs in Engineering, Technology and Data Science programs. 

These courses are highly attractive for Indian students due to the given reasons - 

• Strong industry connections
• Global reputation
• Tuition free Masters programs

Yes, the RWTH MBA offered at the RWTH Business School is much more technical and engineering-focused than the traditional B-Schools. Indian students are required to have a UG degree in a STEM related field only if they want to go for MBA at RWTH. 

Look at the key differences given below - 

• The MBA Curriculum of RWTH focuses heavily on concepts like Digitalization, Industrial Change and Innovation Management
• It is tailored for those who want step into leadership roles in R&D, Industrial Manufacturing and Tech startups