How to get admission in Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich?

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6 years ago

Hello Rakesh, In all German universities, there are two forms of acceptance to the general majors. The first form is majors with restricted acceptance Beschrnkte Studiengnge, which means that the number of applicants is much more than the available places for this particular course at the university

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Heena Agrawal | Scholar-Level 17

6 years ago

Kindly visit the link to get more details. https://www.jeduka.com/germany/bavaria/munich/ludwig-maximilian-university-of-munich-course-management-masters-in-business-administration-mba.

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Shivant Kumar Pandey | Guide-Level 11

6 years ago

Have you given any entrance exam?

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Rakesh Sundriyal | Beginner-Level 2

6 years ago

Done B.Com and IELTS.

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