Munich

The TU Munich offers 5 BBA courses for its students. The students who are interested in getting into the University for BBA Courses can apply via TUMonline portal supplemented by uni-assist. The admissions for BBA Courses takes place in 2 intakes – Winter Semester and Summer Semester. The deadlines for winter semester is closed.

·       Winter Sem (Oct start)– Jul 15, 2026 (closed)

·       Summer Sem – (Apr start) – Jan 15, 2027

The TU Munich offers 5 BBA courses for its students. The students who are interested in getting into the University for BBA Courses can apply via TUMonline portal supplemented by uni-assist. The admissions for BBA Courses takes place in 2 intakes – Winter Semester and Summer Semester. The deadlines for winter semester is closed.

·       Winter Sem (Oct start)– Jul 15, 2026 (closed)

·       Summer Sem – (Apr start) – Jan 15, 2027

There are many reasons for Indian students to opt for TU Munich

·       TU Munich is very affordable for students who are planning to study B.E/B.Tech courses

·       The University is also known as MIT of Germany

·       Indian students are able to adjust well, TU Munich is rated 4.2 stars out of 5 as per Shiksha's Study Abroad program.

·       It is ranked #1 in Germany.

·       There are 13 B.E/B.Tech courses available for Indian students

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

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

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.

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.

As an Indian student, getting into the Technical University of Munich will require a mandatory APS Certificate (this now requires dMAT exam), a recognised UG degree and proof of English/German proficiency and an aptitude assessment. 

The students are also required to pay a TUM tuition fee from EUR 2000 (INR 2.19L) to EUR 6,000 (INR 6.5L) per semester. 

As an Indian student, getting into the Technical University of Munich will require a mandatory APS Certificate (this now requires dMAT exam), a recognised UG degree and proof of English/German proficiency and an aptitude assessment. 

The students are also required to pay a TUM tuition fee from EUR 2000 (INR 2.19L) to EUR 6,000 (INR 6.5L) per semester. 

No, studying MS Courses at LMU Munich is not completely free. Though the University does not charge any application fee for the submitting the application and there is no tuition fee, but there are other charges for Health Insurance, transportation and Hostel fee. There is also a mandatory contribution of EUR 100-150 (INR 10.9 K – 16.3 K) covers the administration cost and transport ticket.