How is the MSc in Data Engineering and Analytics for Indians at TUM?

Indian applicants must have a budget between INR 12L and INR 14L to complete their studies at the Technical University of Munich. The tuition cost at TUM is free for most of the programs. However, students must submit around INR 12-14 L to the block account for the student visa. The semester fee may cost INR 13k for some programs, and the monthly expense can range between INR 80k and INR 1L. The monthly expenses include rent, food, transport, insurance, and miscellaneous.

GOP or Grundlagen- und Orientierungsprüfung is a mandatory foundation exam at the Technical University of Munich. The exams are held during the first three semesters to evaluate students' academic performance. Students must appear for the GOP to continue the program; if students fail or do not attempt, it leads to deregistration from TUM and similar programs across German universities. International students must apply early and adhere to the exam structure to continue their journey at TUM.

An APS certificate is required for a German visa, which will not be used during the TUM application through uni-assist but is mandatory before enrollment. Students can apply for the APS certificate via the APS India office in New Delhi. They must submit academic documents like Class 10, 12, and bachelor's transcripts, passport, and application fee (INR 18k). After verification, students will receive APS certification. Students are strictly advised to adhere to the university deadlines.

LMU acceptance rate for international students is around 10%. Whereas, the acceptance rate for TUM is around 8% - 10%. This means that both of these universities are very selective at the time of admission. Both universities are tuition free, located in Munich and part of Germany's elite Excellence Universities. However, which university to choose for higher studies and which one is better depends on students' preference, location, faculty, reputation and rankings of the university, campus environment, etc. A comparison of both these universities is given below: