Is TUM really free for Indian students?

Yes, it is hard to get into TUM in Germany because there is intense competition. For very few seats, many outstanding candidates apply, resulting in the Technical University of Munich acceptance rate of around 8 to 10%. 

Indian students would require a rigorous academic background with an impecc

The University of Applied Sciences offers courses which are heavily practice-oriented, application-focused and industry-integrated. The reason is its practical style of teaching. It helps students to tackle the actual workplace issues. 

But traditional universities like TUM and LMU prioritize th

Both TCD Ireland and TUM are world-class options for an MSc in Computer Science. However, they both serve different career goals.

TCD is better for students who are:

• prioritizing a shorter 1-year program
• faster-route to the English-speaking job market
• looking to work in the "Silicon Valley of Europe" as

For Indian students to be considered at the Technical University of Munich for its STEM and specialised master's programs, the coursework should match very closely with the total overall degree credits and subject-specific requirements. 

Look at the given overall degree requirements - 

• A thr

At TUM, a credit mismatch is the number 1 reason for rejections. And if your application does not include the core subjects like Math or Stats for TUM, your application will likely be rejected.

The German universities like TUM evaluate applications based on the subject specific competences using ECTS