Munich

Yes, LMU Munich is known as an awesome choice for Indian students. It is consistently ranked among the top German universities. 

It is well known globally for research-focused programs in fields like Humanities, Economics and Life Sciences.

One of the best things here is the fact that the students do not need to pay any tuition fees to study here.

Given below are the LMU Munich rankings by some of the top bodies of the world - 

The Technical University of Munich is charging tuition fees from Indian students to improve the on-campus infras, expand support services, and upgrade teaching quality.

The permission for the same was granted by the Free State of Bavaria as part of the Bavarian Higher Education Innovation Act (BayHIG). 

There is not much between them in terms of national level rankings as TUM ranks #1 in Germany while Ludwig Maximilian Uni ranks #2.

TUM is generally better for Indian students seeking a career in engineering, technology, and robotics. LMU Munich is usually better for Medicine, Humanities, Law, and Social Sciences.

TUM however, maintains stronger ties across industries with companies like BMW, Google, SAP, and Siemens.

Yes, Indian students can change their course at LMU Munich. To do that, students need to request for a change of subject form. students without a German university entrance qualification need to apply for change of subjects at the International Office.

The application deadlines to change courses vary for different programs. To know more, check the official university website.

Yes, an APS certificate is mandatory for Indian students to study at Ludwig Maximilian Uni. The document is proof of a student's academic credentials.

Students can apply on the official APS India website to obtain the same. A processing fee of INR 18 K also applies.

Student dorms are better for Indian students at TUM Germany. Dorms are more affordable, offer easy access to campus, and are better for socialising with peers. Private apartments do offer more freedom, but are also more expensive.

Yes, TUM Munich penalises students for late payment of tuition or semester fees, usually by automatic disenrollment (Exmatrikulation).

This means students end up losing their status, and won't be allowed to attend classes, exams, or obtain student discounts in Germany.

Yes, students can study at LMU Munich without learning German. There are several English-taught courses that only require valid scores in English language tests such as IELTS or TOEFL.

Having a basic understanding of German is advised to Indian students as it can boost the chances of getting part-time jobs in Germany.

Late payment of the semester fee at Ludwig Maximilian Uni can lead to a fine. The university also has the right to de-register a student, in some cases.

Student facing issues affording their studies are advised to contact the LMU payment office.

No, LMU is not a part of the US Ivy League. However, this institution is considered a premier 'University of Excellence' in countries like Germany and Europe.

This is institution of higher learning is ranked #1 in Germany by Shiksha Popularity rankings.

Additionally, by some other top ranking bodies of the world like QS, THE and US World & News, LMU Munich is ranked between #17 and #60.