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Akash Gaur

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No, getting a seat at MLU Halle-Wittenberg is not that hard, despite Edurank's estimated acceptance rate of 50% for MLU Halle. This is particularly true for students who:

  • Maintain strong academics
  • Show a valid proof of English/German proficiency
  • Active participation in extracurriculars 

Consult one of our expert Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors to know more about your admission chances.

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Yes, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg does not any charge any tuition fees for standard degree programs. However, students will be required to pay the below costs each semester.

MLU Halle-Wittenberg Semester ExpensesCost in EURCost in INR
Semester FeeEUR 56.10INR 6.2 K
Semester TicketEUR 60INR 6.6 K
Matriculation FeeEUR 46INR 5 K

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Yes, MLU Halle-Wittenbege is an excellent option for Indian students for the following reasons:

  • Zero tuition fees
  • Lower costs of living (INR 44 K-INR 66 K per month) compared to Munich or Berlin (INR 1.3 Lakhs-INR 2.1 Lakhs)
  • Eligible for an 18-month post-study residence permit in Germany
  • Strong STEM, Medicine, and Law programs

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No, LMU Munich scholarships generally do not fully cover both tuition and living costs, because tuition is already free for most courses. Instead, scholarships and financial aid helps students cover living expenses.

Popular Ludwig Maximilians Uni scholarships available to Indian students include:

  • Deutschlandstipendium
  • DAAD Grants
  • Oskar-Karl Foster Scholarship

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No, LMU Munich scholarships generally do not fully cover both tuition and living costs, because tuition is already free for most courses. Instead, scholarships and financial aid helps students cover living expenses.

Popular Ludwig Maximilians Uni scholarships available to Indian students include:

  • Deutschlandstipendium
  • DAAD Grants
  • Oskar-Karl Foster Scholarship

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Yes, LMU Munich offers emergency funds and financial assistance for sudden hardships, via the LMU Nothlife program. This provides a one-time grant of EUR 650 (INR 71.6 K) to Indian (international) students and doctoral candidates facing an unexpected and temporary financial crisis.

Contact LMU's WeCare department for more counseling services and emergency financial aid options.

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Yes, LMU Munich offers emergency funds and financial assistance for sudden hardships, via the LMU Nothlife program. This provides a one-time grant of EUR 650 (INR 71.6 K) to Indian (international) students and doctoral candidates facing an unexpected and temporary financial crisis.

Contact LMU's WeCare department for more counseling services and emergency financial aid options.

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As per the official website of the Free University of Berlin, Indian students are not required to pay any tuition to study here.

It is applicable for both levels. However, a mandatory semester fee of about EUR 358 (INR 32.6K) is required to be paid here. 

This semester's fee is split into specific contributions (every 6 months) -

1.      Administration Fee: EUR 50 (INR 5.5K)

2.      Student Union (Sozialbeitrag): EUR 85 (INR 9.3K)

3.      Student Government: EUR 10 (INR 1.1K)

4.      Deutschland-Semesterticket: EUR 213.80 (INR 23.5K)

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