Is dMAT required for admission at TUM?

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Mamona Dixit | Contributor-Level 10

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Yes, Indian students are required to take an aptitude test dMAT (Digital Master's Admission Test).

The dMAT is not directly taken by TUM, but it is a mandatory component for getting an APS certificate.

Please note that, dMAT is only required if you are applying for PG courses in Engineering, Commerce

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