How to apply for a master's in the Technical University of Munich?

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It is fairly easy to apply for MS courses at the Technical University of Munich. Look at the TUM application process given below -

Firstly, international students are required to prepare their application
Then, the application can be made via the application portal called TUMonline.
The admission team

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