Munich

With the rank #1 in Germany for MS, the Technical University of Munich is one of the best choices for international students looking forward to study abroad. As per the Shiksha Popularity Rankings, the rankings of TU Munich are as follows:

• #1 in Germany for MS Programs
• #2 in Germany (Overall University Rank)
• #23 in the World

The Technical University of Munich Courses, perform well as part of course-specific rankings given by Shiksha. However, the institutes Engineering & Science courses, stands above all securing a Germany-wide rank #1 per Shiksha Rankings.

Check out the table below to see how different streams rank as part of Shiksha Rankings:

Yes, the International School of Management (ISM) in Munich offers a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Applied Data Science & Business Analytics. This programme is designed to equip students with a strong foundation in both business administration and data science, preparing them for careers in data-driven decision-making roles.

As per data curated from an unofficial source, international students employed in part-time jobs in the city can a earn a monthly income of about EUR 556 per month (INR 53.9 K) without paying any tax. This takes the average annual tax-free salary to around EUR 6,672 (INR 6.4 L). 

Its worth noting though, that some students tend to work more than the city's allowed hours, which is illegal & could lead to deportation, therefore, it is advised to refrain from breaking any of the city's by laws.

Yes, Munich is considered among the most expensive cities to live in Germany, largely down to its urban growth & being a hub of some of the best institutions & for profit organizations in Europe.

Given below is a breakdown of the different costs students are expected to incur at TUM:

The cost of living as part of university-maintained facilities in Munich ranges between INR 83 K-INR 1.10 L.

The cost of living along with family is higher, with two-bedroom apartments at Straubing & Heilbronn ranging between INR 73K-INR 1.10 L.

Students must also account for some other costs associated with living such as: food, public transport, etc.

As per student reviews posted on Shiksha Study Abroad, the Indian food in the city has been described as “expensive & not upto the mark”. Therefore, students are advised to learn how to cook or look for more affordable dining options in the city.  

As per student reviews posted on Shiksha Study Abroad, Munich is described as vibrant & inclusive by most students.

The public transportation system has received positive reviews, with extra discounts being given to international students & its great accessibility to the city's popular places.

However, the Indian food in the city has been described as not upto the mark & expensive, therefore many students prefer to eat at McDonald's due to better affordability.

TUM and RWTH Aachen's acceptance rate is 10%. 

• Meet the minimum entry qualifications;
• Submit proof of English language proficiency;
• Maintain excellent academic records;
• Participate in activities outside class;
• Possess good character; and more.

TU Munich is among the top universities for international students to continue higher education in Germany. The Technical University of Munich graduates works for top companies all over the world. Moreover, students have rated TU Munich based on various factors that are listed below: