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Chandra Shekhar

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TU Munich offers the best master's program to international students in multiple specializations. Students can complete the MS degree almost at no cost as there are no tuition fees for some MS specializations. The university also ranks among the top universities in the world as well as in Germany. Therefore, yes, TUM University is a good choice to study master's in Germany.

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Anushree Sinha

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On an average, an Indian student can expect to spend around INR 80 K - 90 K per month as the TU Munich cost of living for international students. It is inclusive of accommodation & dining, books & supplies, other required fees, and personal expenses.ParticularsCost of Living (Monthly)Cost in INRRent for shared living or studio apartment (including utilities)EUR 550INR 50.3 KFoodEUR 200INR 18.3 KLocal Public TransitEUR 30 - EUR 50INR 2.7 K - INR 4.5 KHealth InsuranceEUR 50 - EUR 120INR 4.5 K - 11 KPhone/Internet/Radio and TV feesEUR 45INR 41.2 KTOTALEUR 875 - EUR 965INR 80.1 K - INR 88.4 KConversion Rate: 1 EUR = INR 91.61

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Chandra Shekhar

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Around 130 TU Munich courses are available for international students at undergraduate and graduate levels. Mentioned below are some popular courses available at the Technical University of Munich:CoursesTuition RangeBE/BTech0BScNABBANAExecutive MBA/PGDMINR 18 LMSNA

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Anushree Sinha

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Technical University of Munich,  Technical University of Berlin, and Delft University of Technology are some of the top universities in the world. In terms of rankings, TUM Germany has an upper hand among all the universities. However, TU Delft is the least selective.Mentioned below is the comprehensive comparison between all the three universities:ParametersTU MunichTU BerlinTU DelftShiksha Rankings 2024A+AB+FeesNo fees requiredNo fees requiredNo fees requiredAcceptance Rate8%52%82%Conversion Rate: 1 EUR = INR 90.94

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Anushree Sinha

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Most of the Technical University of Munich graduates get placed in industries such as Engineering, Business Development, Research, Information Technology, Operations, etc., and more, as per the historical data of the university's alumni. Given below is a graphical representation of the top industries in which the TUM graduates work:Note: In the above pie chart, Others include Finance, Product Management, Community & Social Services, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship.

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Anushree Sinha

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Technical University Munich acceptance rate is merely 8%, which makes it an extremely competitive university to get into. In comparison with the RWTH Aachen acceptance rate of 10%, TUM can be considered a bit more selective in their admission criteria. As listed, getting into TU Munich is selective. Hence, students must excel in academics in order to boost their chances. Apart from this, students who are outstanding in activities outside class also stand a good chance to secure an admission.

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Vaibhav Nalawade

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Yes, based on the tuition fees of each university, Technical University of Munich (TUM) can be considered cheaper than WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management. It is important to note that TUM is a public university and tends to set the lowest tuition fees compared to international universities, where students only pay the semester or an average of €100-€200 per semester. Whereas WHU is a private university though cheap in terms of programme fees, which cost between $13,000 and $40,000 per year. Hence, as can be seen from the table above, it is a lot cheaper to study at TUM than WHU.

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Chandra Shekhar

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Indian Institute of Technology Delhi is one of the top IITs in India and Technical University of Munich is a popular university to study in Germany. They both offer better placement opportunities to their graduates. Mentioned below is the comparison between them in terms of their placements:College/UniversityPlacement RateAverage PackageIIT Delhi88% (approx.)INR 20.5 L (UG-4 Years)TU Munich94%INR 1.48 Cr

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