No. Unlike universities in Bavaria (TUM) or Baden-Württemberg (KIT), TU Berlin does not charge tuition fees for non-EU international students.

Students only pay an administrative semester contribution of approximately EUR 310, which covers campus services and the regional public transit pass.

TU Berlin has been a good option for Indian students because-

·       The University is a member of TU9.

·       University's main focus is on the subjects like Engineering, Technology and Natural Sciences

·       The University has been ranked at #11 in Germany

·       It is rated 4.1/5 as per Indian s

Yes, specific courses at Technological University Dublin require a portfolio, an interview, and sometimes both as part of their admission process.

Popular TU Dublin courses that do are -

• Architecture
• Visual Communication Design
• Fine Art
• Interior Design
• Visual Merchandising and Display Design

No, a JEE Main score alone is not sufficient for direct entry to UG courses at the TUM. For direct entry to UG courses at TU Munich having a qualifying JEE Advanced score is mandatory.

Students with a JEE Main score and a Class 12^th completion certificate will need to take the Studienkolleg (prepar

Technical University of Munich generally accepts a JEE Advanced score only for the immediate academic intake to the year the exam was passed (usually within one year).

Universities like TU Munich assess students based on current admission rules, and hence using a scorecard older than admission year i

An Invitation to Register (ITR) is an official email sent to your student account with instructions on how to complete the online college enrollment and pay fees.

The ITR contains the following -

• Details on confirming online registration steps
• Instructions for paying your tuition and student fees
• Prompt

Yes, up to 40 hours a week. But only during the officially designated periods. That is, 1 June to 30 September, and 15 December to 15 January.

Yes, Indian students on Irish student visa are allowed to work part time. Even if admitted to TU Dublin.

No. Stamp 2 itself carries the work concession. You don't need a separate employment permit for casual part-time work within the 20/40-hour limits.

Yes. Studying at TU Dresden is widely considered worth it. It is one of Germany's elite "Universities of Excellence" and offers strong academics, zero tuition fees, and high industry respect for its students.