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The Deggendorf Institute of Technology does not explicitly release data about acceptance rate, however as per some unofficial sources and various student opinion available online, the Deggendorf Institute of Technology has an acceptance rate of 55%-60% for regular action, which means out of every 100 applications only 58 are selected, which makes it moderately competitive to get into the university

The university gives preference to students having higher grades or have exceptional academic or research experience. Hence, having higher grades increases your chance of getting selected at Deggendorf Institute of Technology.

Here is the list of eligibility requirements to get into German Universities.

As per various student opinion available online on various sources, students review Deggendorf Institute of Technology on following:

• Variety of Courses: Deggendorf Institute of Technology offers more than 25 undergraduate and 13 postgraduate degrees and offers doctoral degree in association with Charles Sturt University, Germany.
• Low Student to Faculty Ratio: As per some unofficial sources available online, the student to faculty ratio at Deggendorf Institute of Technology is 25:1, which provides a quality and interactive classroom experience to its students.
• International Community: The University has very strong International Community with more than 45% of international students out of total student enrollment of 8,619.
• Fun Activities: There are plenty fun activities to do in and an around the Deggendorf Institute of Technology including sports, hiking, and community service.
• No Tuition Fees

Stuttgart University offers on-campus housing to both domestic and international students. They have dormitories in the Stuttgart-Vaihingen campus, which is a 20-minute ride via commuter train to the downtown campus. Student dormitories cost EUR 300 per month and EUR 400 is taken as a deposit. Some of the major features of the dormitories are:

• All single bedrooms have a sink, bookshelf, closet or wardrobe, chair, bed, and table. 
• Every floor has a common kitchen.
• No dishes are available (students need to arrange this).
• Shared showers and toilets on each floor.
• Coverlets and bed linen are available for purchase at the office at EUR 45. For international master's aspirants, this is included in the room rent. 
• All the dormitories have internet access. 

If you do not get a dormitory through the university hostel, you can opt to stay in private student hostels or rent a room, studio, or apartment in Stuttgart. Stuttgart has are five major student hostels where you can rent a room for a semester or two until you find a place in university housing. These hostels are:

• Alex 30 Hostel
• A&O Stuttgart City
• Stuttgart Neckarpark
• Stuttgart International 
• International Student Hostel

Students can also check out these housing websites like: 

• B&B Happy
• Housing Anywhere
• AirBnB

The university advises students to consider sharing a flat if they cannot get accommodation in the dormitories. The general rent figures are:  

• EUR 350 to 500 (INR 33,595 to INR 47,992.5)for a single room
• EUR 500 to 800 (INR 47,992.5 to INR 67,190) for studio apartments

(EUR 1 = INR 95.99 )