How hard is it to get into TUM Munich for masters?

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TUM Munich acceptance rate is around 8% as per unofficial sources. The modertaly low acceptance rate at the university make admission competitive for international students. Applicants must require a good academic profile and meet the entry requirments for TUM MSc admission.

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