Do I need to sit for a German exam before applying to RWTH Aachen?

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Yes, for the German taught programs at RWTH Aachen, international students are required to prove their German language proficiency. The exams that one can take are TestDAF TDN 4, C1 Telc/Goethe or DSH-2.

These students will need a C1 level to pass and apply for RWTH courses. Although if you are app

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