University of Houston

The answer to your question depends on several factors, such as your residency status, your programme of study, and the duration of your studies. Based on the information I found, here are some general comparisons between the tuition fees of Dresden University of Technology (TU Dresden) and University of Houston (UH):

• TU Dresden is a public university in Germany that does not charge tuition fees for most of its programs, except for some master’s degrees, distance learning, secondary study, long-term study, and special courses. The tuition fees for these programs vary from 100 EUR to 2,500 EUR per semester, depending on the programme and the partner university. In addition to the tuition fees, students have to pay a semester contribution of about 300 EUR, which covers administrative costs and public transportation.
• UH is a public university in the US that charges tuition fees based on the department, the residence status, the graduate level, and the courses taken. The tuition fees for undergraduate students range from $9,699 to $21,891 per year, depending on whether they are residents or non-residents of Texas.
• The tuition fees for graduate students vary from $9,000 to $24,000 per year, depending on the same factors. In addition to the tuition fees, students have to pay mandatory fees, such as student service fee, university center fee, and recreation and wellness center fee, which amount to about $1,000 per year.

Therefore, if you are an Indian student who wants to study at TU Dresden or UH, you will likely pay much less tuition fees at TU Dresden than at UH, unless you enroll in one of the programs that charge tuition fees at TU Dresden. However, you should also consider other costs, such as living expenses, health insurance, visa fees, travel costs, and exchange rates, which may differ significantly between Germany and the US. You should also check the specific tuition fees and scholarships for your chosen programme and department at both universities, as they may vary from the general averages.