Berlin

Practically, no. TU Berlin bachelor's in English is mostly unavailable. Of 117 German-taught vs. 19 English-taught programs university-wide, German-medium concentration is the heaviest at UG level. Budget for German proficiency or Studienkolleg instead of hunting for an English-medium Bachelor's track.

BSBI delivers an MSc in Artificial Intelligence degree in partnership with the University of the Creative Arts, and it can be worth pursuing for Indian students if:

• finding it difficult to get into a public university in Germany
• primary goal is to get a work visa in Germany
• plan to self-study technical coding and rely on building an independent portfolio
• access to an English-taught curriculum in Germany

Technical University of Berlin offers 71 MS Courses for a time period of 2 years to be finished. The tuition fee for most of the MS Courses is INR 0.

The fee components are –

 TU Berlin is a budget – friendly University for MS Courses.

No, the Free University of Berlin does not charge a direct application fee for Indian students but to apply via the uni-assist portal, there is a processing fee of around EUR 75 (INR 8.2K).

And as the name suggests, the Free University of Berlin is actually free and there is no tuition fee but a semester fee contribution of around EUR 300 (INR 28.9K) to EUR 360 (INR 34.6K) per semester. 

FHM is better for students interested in:

• business and technology programs for small and medium-sized enterprises (the Mittelstand)
• Smaller class sizes
• better networking opportunities into German mid-sized businesses
• Better chances of a German student visa

IU Applied Sciences Germany is ideal for students seeking:

• studies at the largest private university in Germany (more than 130,000 students enrolled)
• more English-taught programs (200+ compared to FHM's 9)

Still confused about which one is right for you? Our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors have guided many Indian students to both institutes, FREE of cost.

Getting into Humboldt University of Berlin is very competitive with an acceptance rate of around 18% to 33%, depending on the program. The admissions are primarily based on your GPA,   English or German proficiency and also whether the courses are open or restricted.

As per an unofficial source, the Humboldt University of Berlin has an acceptance rate of 43% for NC-restricted courses and it is 56% for the open admissions (which does not have an enrollment cap).

Getting into Humboldt University of Berlin is very competitive with an acceptance rate of around 18% to 33%, depending on the program. The admissions are primarily based on your GPA,   English or German proficiency and also whether the courses are open or restricted.

As per an unofficial source, the Humboldt University of Berlin has an acceptance rate of 43% for NC-restricted courses and it is 56% for the open admissions (which does not have an enrollment cap).

Free University of Berlin ranks at #11 for its MS Courses in Germany as per Shiksha's Popularity ranking. FU Berlin offers 28 MS Courses in different fields for a time period of 1-2 years. The tuition fee for MS Courses are INR 0-5.38 L. LMU Munich is more affordable option for MS Courses as it offers 39 MS courses with no tuition fee.

Free University of Berlin ranks at #11 for its MS Courses in Germany as per Shiksha's Popularity ranking. FU Berlin offers 28 MS Courses in different fields for a time period of 1-2 years. The tuition fee for MS Courses are INR 0-5.38 L. LMU Munich is more affordable option for MS Courses as it offers 39 MS courses with no tuition fee.