Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

Yes, with a CET score of 90.96% percentile, you have a solid chance of getting admission in CSE at  KIT College of Engineering.

TU Munich ranks marginally higher for Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering (#19 worldwide) compared to KIT's Mechanical Engineering subject rank (#32 worldwide) in QS 2026. If budget is a major factor, though, KIT's lower fees can offset the ranking gap for many applicants.

Yes, KIT charges a flat EUR 1,500 per semester regardless of degree level. While TU Munich charges EUR 4,000–6,000 per semester for master's programs.

Both are competitive, but TU Munich's admits tend to be more selective for popular master's programmes given its higher overall QS ranking and application volume. KIT's non-restricted programmes offer comparatively more accessible entry points for well-qualified applicants, though its NC (restricted) engineering and computer Science programmes remain competitive.

Yes, Indian students can work during studies at KIT Germany. Students are allowed to work 140 full days or 280 half-days in a year, or 20 hrs/week during the calendar year. During vacations and summer holidays, students can work full-time. Average part-time salary in Germany is EUR 15-EUR 25 (INR 1.6 K-INR 2.7 K). 

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is one of the top ranked universities for higher education in the world. Top ranking bodies worldwide ranks KIT that are listed below-

Yes, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology acceptance rate stands at 26%, which makes it competitive to get into. When applying at KIT, Indian students must meet all the admission requirements at the university. Indian students must submit proof of German and English Language proficiency at KIT.

Once the application process is completed, the college checks each form. Students need to upload the correct documents and fill the correct details for their forms to be accepted. After this the college releases the cutoff list. Students falling in the list can proceed for further process of admissions.