Does LMU Munich accept Indian students without a GATE/JEE score or with a 3-year Bachelor's degree?
Yes, LMU Munich accepts Indian students with a 3-year UG degree and does not require a GATE or JEE score.
For entry to PG programs, LMU asks for:
- Passing the mandatory APS certificate check (including taking a dMAT for entry to certain PG programs)
- Graduated with a UG degree in a similar field
- Valid pr
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