Study Abroad

Estimated cost of attendance for FAU for living at university campus for UG and PG students is mentioned below- 

(1 USD = INR 86.31)

No, they are no ACT exam centre specifically located in Mysore. The ACT is typically offered in major Indian cities, and while Bangalore is mentioned as a test centre location, Mysore is not currently listed as a designated test City.

As per the Shiksha Rating, LMU Munich rating is 4.4 overall. A few of the Indian student reviews are:

• The university is great with good faculty with easy and affordable transportation
• It has a good library and open-minded and helpful professors are there
• No tuition fees is there, except some of the semester fees and other additional fees
• The faculty at LMU is best

Yes, as an international student at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, one can work part-time. However, there are certain restrictions. International students may work up to 140 working days or 280 half days a year, without an additional work permit. A few of the part-time jobs in Germany that international students include Bartender, Cashier, English Tutor, Writer, Translator, etc.

No, SAT can not be taken at home. Although in a present state SAT is completely digitalized, it is still administered at a special testing site or at school with a proctor in the room. This policy makes the exam to be upright and just. An app called Bluebook that you can practice the College Board allows you to take the practice exam at home, but on the day of the actual exam, you need to be in a physical environment and have a proctor.

International students can apply and register to LMU Munich via the International Office. General admission requirements for Indian students are given below:

• High school leaving certificate for UG courses
• A German language proficiency test
• Academic degree for admission to Master's courses
• APS Certificate
• Updated resume
• Letter of admission for the Master's programme from the degree programme coordinator

LMU acceptance rate for international students is around 10%. Whereas, the acceptance rate for TUM is around 8% - 10%. This means that both of these universities are very selective at the time of admission. Both universities are tuition free, located in Munich and part of Germany's elite Excellence Universities. However, which university to choose for higher studies and which one is better depends on students' preference, location, faculty, reputation and rankings of the university, campus environment, etc. A comparison of both these universities is given below: