RWTH Aachen University

According to the QS the University of Stuttgart is ranked at #310 under the category of QS World University Rankings 2026. Moreover, RWTH Aachen University ranks at #105 under the QS World University Rankings 2026. The comparative rankings of University of Stuttgart and RWTH University are given below -

According to a student review over Shiksha Study Abroad, there are good internship opportunities available at RWTH Business School. Furthermore, some of the component ratings for this university are internships (4.4), post-study jobs (4.5), part-time work (4.5), etc. Note that international students at RWTH Aachen can work part-time while studying. They can take up jobs with those having working hours of up to 19 hours a week.

The top organizations where RWTH University graduates work are:

• BMW Group
• Bosch
• Siemens
• Mercedes-Benz AG
• RWE
• Siemens Energy
• Deloitte
• McKinsey & Company
• SAP
• Boston Consulting Group
• Henkel
• Microsoft

According to Glassdoor.com, the average base salary of this university's graduates is €27,000 per year (Around INR 24 lakh). The salary range of RWTH Aachen University graduate students is €6,000 – €29,000 per year (Around INR 5.4 Lacs – INR 26.2 lakh). The Career Services for Internationals Team at this university are dedicated to helping international students and graduates realize their career objectives. As a result, the university offers tailored career advice, engaging workshops, and valuable networking opportunities.

The graduates of RWTH Aachen University have skills like Project Management, Microsoft Office, Research, Leadership, Business Strategy, Product Development, Business Development, Strategic Planning, etc. The job sectors where this university's graduates work are:

• Engineering
• Business Development
• Operations
• Information Technology
• Program and Project Management
• Sales
• Consulting
• Finance
• Marketing
• Media and Communication

During the semester, RWTH Aachen students are allowed to take up jobs within working hours of up to 19 hours a week. However, during the semester break, students may work full-time but only for a maximum of 13 consecutive weeks. International students at RWTH Aachen University can take up work in the private sector during the semester or semester break for up to 4 months without having obtained a work permit. Thus, students can take up full-time work for 140 days or part-time positions (up to 4 hours per day) or 280 days.

Admission to RWTH Aachen can be competitive, particularly for popular programs. Applicants typically need to demonstrate strong academic performance and relevant qualifications. The difficulty of acceptance may vary depending on the specific programme and the number of applicants each year.

The minimum CGPA needed for admission can vary by program. Generally, a good academic record is expected, often around 2.5 on a 4.0 scale (or similar). However, just meeting the minimum does not guarantee admission since it can be competitive.