Is the Technical University of Berlin good?

With a 25% acceptance rate, the chances of getting into TU Berlin are quite low. However, students who perform exceptionally well in academics can get into the university if they have prior relevant work history or experience.

Along with fulfilling academic qualifications, admission requirements, language proficiency, and academic achievements are considered by the university while choosing candidates. Students must focus on these factors to improve their chances of being chosen.

A few of the reasons to choose TU Berlin are: 

• Ranks consistently among the Top 150 Universities worldwide (QS World University Rankings)
• Known for reputation in Computer Science, Engineering, Natural Sciences, and Architecture disciplines
• Like many public universities in Germany, there is no tuition fee at TU Berlin for most of the courses
• TU Berlin is research powerhouse with more than 100 collaborative projects across Europe and globally
• Over 20 English-taught courses are available at TU Berlin
• Also, TU Berlin graduates are highly sought after in Automotive, Tech, Energy, and Consulting sectors

There is no tuition fees at TU Berlin. There is an exception to this and that is Continuing Education Master's programs. However, note that each semester, students are required to pay a semester fee, which can change from semester to semester. In the case of living costs, students should have at least Euro 1,200 per month (Around INR 1.2 lakh). A few of the components included in the living costs are room and board, healthcare insurance, books and supplies, etc. 

The recommended score for level B2+ for admission to TU Berlin Master's courses is given below:

Note that German is the main language of teaching, research, and administration at the Technical University of Berlin. In the case of Bachelor's courses, the compulsory teaching elements are conducted mainly in German. Most Master's level courses are taught in German, but there are few courses that are taught in English. All international students should achieve a level of written and spoken German in order to communicate effectively within the context of their studies. English is the second language of teaching at this university.