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Prospective students of Dresden University of Technology can apply to the university through the application portal available on the university's official website. Students are required to submit the following documents during the time of TU Dresden applications:

• Completed application form along with 75 Euro = INR 6626 application fee;
  Resume/CV in tabular form;
• Copy/scan of passport or ID;
• Scans of the officially authenticated copies or of the original and of the
  translations (German or English) of these documents:
  o Secondary school graduation certificate, if applicable university entrance
  exams
  o Transcripts of each semester and university degree (if applying for master's courses)
  o Proof of English proficiency; and
• Certificate of recognition and module description for applications for a higher semester.

* 1 Euro = INR 88.36

RIIM - Arihant Group of Institutes was established in 2005 and offers MBA, PGDM, and MDP programmes under numerous specialisations. The institute's faculty members are PhD scholars who are highly skilled and knowledgeable. Strong business ties and industry connections at the institute support the provision of internships, live projects, guest lectures, industrial visits, and placements for students. There is a strong placement cell at the institute that arranges campus recruiting drives, placement seminars, mock interviews, aptitude tests, and personality development sessions for students. Modern amenities at the institute include large classrooms, well-equipped labs, a library, an auditorium, a dorm, a canteen, sports facilities, and Wi-Fi access. 

After completing graduation, candidates can apply for IIT Bombay MBA course. Check below the detailed eligibility for MBA programme:

• Candidates are required to pass a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree with a minimum of 60% aggregate (55% aggregate in case of SC/ ST/ PwD candidates) or a minimum CPI of 6.5 (6 in case of candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ PWD category) out of 10 or applicants appearing for the final year of degree or completed the degree and awaiting result can also apply or,
• Aspirants appearing for final year of the degree and those who have completed the degree requirements and awaiting results can also apply. The applicant should have secured an aggregate of 60% aggregate (55% aggregate in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST/PWD category) or equivalent till the latest exam that has been completed and whose scores are available or,
• CA, CS, CFA, ICWA or FRM, with a first-class bachelor’s degree in any discipline having secured 60% aggregate (55% aggregate in case of candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ PWD category) in aggregate (including all years /semesters) or a minimum CPI of 6.5 (6 in case of candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ PWD category) out of 10 can also apply for MBA programme.

Candidates shortlisted for admission to BRAOU MBA HHCM course have to participate in the admission counselling. A list of documents are required. The documents that the candidates must carry during the BRAOU MBA HHCM admission counselling are:

• Class 10 certificate for name and age proof
• Migration Certificate in case of candidates other than Dr. BRAOU
• Transfer Certificate from the college where the candidate studied last
• Memoranda of Marks of the qualifying examination
• Provisional Certificate or Original Degree Certificate of the qualifying examination
• the latest Social Category Certificate, if the seat is under a reservation category such as ST, SC, BC
• Hall Ticket of TS/AP ICET – 2023 or BRAOU MBA ET – 2023

Dresden University of Technology is known for its faculty members of Electrical Engineering & Sciences and it represents one of the leading universities in the field of nanotechnology. In order to secure an admission in TU Dresden's Engineering courses, all the prospective international students must fulfill the admission requirements listed below:

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, Physics or similar with the following prerequisites:

• Advanced mathematics (multi-variable differential and integral calculus, probability and statistics);
• Analogue and digital circuit design;
• Electro-magnetic fields;
• Systems theory (Fourier, Laplace, and Z transformations);
• Operation and construction of basic electron devices (e. g. diode, bipolar, and MOS transistors); and
• Object-oriented programming (e. g. C+, JAVA).

Official English proficiency exam score (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/Cambridge); OR

CBSE or ISC Indian Standard XII English scores equivalent to IELTS scores - 60%-80% overall & above.

Dresden University of Technology offers a wide range of courses through its five academic schools, in the fields Biology, Psychology, Mathematics, Chemistry & Food Chemistry, Physics, Law, Linguistics, Literature & Cultural Studies, Education, Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Architecture, Business & Economics, Civil Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Transport & Traffic Sciences, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Mechanical Science & Engineering, Mechanical Science & Engineering, Computer Science and Medicine. TU Dresden is best known for its faculty members of Electrical Engineering & Sciences and it represents one of the leading universities in the field of nanotechnology. Other popular Dresden University of Technology courses include Business Administration, Medicine, Law and more.

Regarding the CEED 2025 exam day guidelines, here are some important points to keep in mind:

1. Candidates are advised to reach the exam center well before the scheduled time of the exam.

2. Only one examination hall will be allotted to each candidate, and the candidate must present the admit card and a valid ID proof at the entrance of the exam hall.

3. No electronic devices, including mobile phones, calculators, and smartwatches, will be allowed inside the exam hall.

4. Candidates are not allowed to bring any materials or documents, other than the admit card and photo ID, into the exam hall.

5. The exam will be conducted in English, and candidates must answer the questions in English only.

6. Candidates will not be allowed to leave the exam hall before the scheduled time, and any form of communication with the outside world will be considered a violation of the rules.

7. Candidates are advised to take their seats before the start of the exam, and to follow all the instructions given by the invigilators.

8. The exam will be conducted in two parts - Part A and Part B. Candidates must qualify Part A, or else their Part B answer booklets will not be evaluated.

9. The exam pattern for Part A is computer-based, and the exam pattern for Part B is offline-based.