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The Academic Ranking of the World Universities (ARWU) is also called as Shanghai rankings. Look at the given pointers -

  • ARWU 2025 ranking for the Ludwig Maximilians University located in Munich was #42 and in 2024 it was #43.
  • These rankings are getting better with each passing year. A really big jump can be seen here from 2023 (rank #59) to 2025 (#42).

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Loveleen Sharma

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The Academic Ranking of the World Universities (ARWU) is also called as Shanghai rankings. Look at the given pointers -

  • ARWU 2025 ranking for the Ludwig Maximilians University located in Munich was #42 and in 2024 it was #43.
  • These rankings are getting better with each passing year. A really big jump can be seen here from 2023 (rank #59) to 2025 (#42).

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Loveleen Sharma

Contributor-Level 10

The Academic Ranking of the World Universities (ARWU) is also called as Shanghai rankings. Look at the given pointers -

  • ARWU 2025 ranking for the Ludwig Maximilians University located in Munich was #42 and in 2024 it was #43.
  • These rankings are getting better with each passing year. A really big jump can be seen here from 2023 (rank #59) to 2025 (#42).

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Mamona Dixit

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No, the tier 1 Indian universities like IIT/NIT and DU do not explicitly give any advantage in the academic evaluation at the HU Berlin. Look at the pointers given below - 

  • This university operates on a highly standardized and egalitarian evaluation system. 
  • So, your chances of admission are actually based on the individual curriculum and grades and not on whether your previous degree is from a tier 1 university.

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Virajita Bisht

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No, HU Berlin, being one of the best universities in the world, does not offer a traditional MBA. 

It actually offers a highly academic and research-oriented Master of Science (MSc) in areas like -

  • Economics & Management Science
  • Business Administration

If an Indian student wants to go for a traditional MBA at HU Berlin, the closest alternative is the MSc in Business Administration (it is very academic).

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Piyush Rastogi

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HU Berlin uses a mix of both systems. It acts by using the eligibility-based model for its NC free programs while being really selective in admissions for some its high-demand and limited-seat programs.

HU Berlin is one of the most selective universities in the world, as indicated by its acceptance rate, standing at just 18%.

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Anya Aggarwal

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Both the universities TU Munich and RWTH are honored as 'University of Excellence' and are part of TU9. TU Much has advantage for job opportunities and internships as Munich is a major industrial hub. Companies like BMW, Siemens, Allianz are there in Munich. Whereas, RWTH has ties with industrial companies like Ford, Bosch, Thyssen - Krupp,  etc. A comparison between these 2 universities are given below-

ParticularsTU Munich RWTH Aachen 
QS World Ranking 2027#25#104
Acceptance rateAround 8%Around 10%
Tuition feeFreeFree

Students can choose TU Munich if they want to make a career in Munich and want to study Data Engineering or Informatics course. Whereas students can choose RWTH if they want to study MSc Data Science, MSc in CS, MSc in Software Sys

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Studying at TU Dortmund is not considered expensive for Indian students as there is no tuition fee for most courses and students are just required to pay semester fee of EUR 315. Indian students can refer to table mentioned below for course specific fees-

Courses1st Year Tuition Fees
MBA/PGDM (10 courses)
No Fees
MS (19 courses)
INR 0 - 2 L
BSc (12 courses)
No Fees

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