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a month agoContributor-Level 7
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.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
The placement rates of TUM are impressive. The overall placement rates for students are 85%. The graduate students are able to secure jobs within a few months of their graduation. The University is rates highly for internships, part-time work and post study jobs.
· Internships – 4.1/5
· Part-time work – 4.0/5
· Post-study jobs – 4.0/5
The top employers for MBA at TU Munich –
· BMW Group
· Infineon Technologies
· Siem
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
TU Munich makes up a great choice for Indian students for the following reasons:
· It is very affordable, the tuition fee for MBA lies between INR 0 – 13.23 L.
· It is rated 4.2 out 5 as per Indian student's review on Shiksha study abroad platform.
· TU Munich is ranked #1 in Germany and is also known as MIT of Germany.
· Offers 4 Scholarships for International students which are merit based which covers the tuition fee of the students.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
TU Munich makes up a great choice for Indian students for the following reasons:
· It is very affordable, the tuition fee for MBA lies between INR 0 – 13.23 L.
· It is rated 4.2 out 5 as per Indian student's review on Shiksha study abroad platform.
· TU Munich is ranked #1 in Germany and is also known as MIT of Germany.
· Offers 4 Scholarships for International students which are merit based which covers the tuition fee of the students.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Technical University of Munich is a popular University all together. The University is ranked #1 in Germany. The University offers 18 MBA courses for international students. The cost of living and studying MBA come with tuition fee, hostel charges, travelling and insurance.
Fee Component | Amount |
|---|---|
Tuition Fee | INR 0 – 13.23 L |
Transportation and Off – Campus accommodation | INR 66.13 K |
Health Insurance | INR 1.21 L |
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
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
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
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
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
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
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
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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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
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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