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Akash Gaur

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Technical University of Munich generally accepts a JEE Advanced score only for the immediate academic intake to the year the exam was passed (usually within one year).

Universities like TU Munich assess students based on current admission rules, and hence using a scorecard older than admission year is generally not permitted.

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Yes, Queen Mary University of London is well known university in Germany. This university has acceptance rate on higher side making it bit easier for Indian students to get admission. This univerity has acceptance rate of 70% - 75%.

EU Business School is known to be multi-campus university having campuses in Barcelona, Geneva and Munich. Each location offers a cosmopolitan environment to students.

 

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Yes, Queen Mary University of London is well known university in Germany. This university has acceptance rate on higher side making it bit easier for Indian students to get admission. This univerity has acceptance rate of 70% - 75%.

EU Business School is known to be multi-campus university having campuses in Barcelona, Geneva and Munich. Each location offers a cosmopolitan environment to students.

 

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Kanishka Gambhir

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EU Business School Munich and University of Hamburg are good universities in Germany. While EU Business School Munich has tuition fee of INR 14.4 L - INR 24.61 L for UG Indian students for one year, University of Hamburg does not charge any tuition fee for UG students at university.

Other areas for comparison are- scholarships, placement opportunities, programs offered, accommodation and other facilities for students and overall student and campus life.

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Anubha

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According to the official website, around 4 out of every 100 TUM admissions are of Indian students. The university enrolls more than 45% of international students from over 140 countries. The admissions at TUM Munich are highly selective and difficult to crack. TUM's famous courses have even lower chances of admission due to high popularity and competition, such as engineering, MBA, etc. Indian students should build their profile around the course they are interested in long before the application and score well. 

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Anubha

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According to the official website, around 4 out of every 100 TUM admissions are of Indian students. The university enrolls more than 45% of international students from over 140 countries. The admissions at TUM Munich are highly selective and difficult to crack. TUM's famous courses have even lower chances of admission due to high popularity and competition, such as engineering, MBA, etc. Indian students should build their profile around the course they are interested in long before the application and score well. 

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, LMU Munich is one of the best data Science universities in Germany for Indian students, for the following reasons:

  • Ranks in and around the top 60 universities globally
  • Zero tuition fees (only a semester fee worth EUR 97 (INR 10.5 K) applies)
  • Combines Computer Science and statistics for handling large, complex data structures

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Jasleen Hazarika

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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.

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Kanika Chatterjee

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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.

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