When should I apply to LMU Munich?

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich offers a wide range of programs for Indian students. Some of the most chosen top-ranked programs are Master's in Data Science, Physics, Neurosciences, Linguistics, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Quantitative Economics, Management and Digital Technologies, and more. The reasons for their popularity include strong research exposure, reputation, global career opportunities, and industry links. In addition, undergraduate programs like Science and Humanities are also popular.

Admission to LMU Munich at the undergraduate level does not depend on the Class 12 scores. However, students must aim high at least 70% or above to improve their chances for Studienkolleg admission. Completing higher secondary through popular boards like CBSE, ISC, or State Boards is not enough; students must attend one year of a bachelor's programme in India or attend a Studienkolleg in Germany. The final admission depends on the results of the foundation course.

International students can get admission to LMU Munich only if the programme is available in the German language. In that case, students must meet German language proficiency levels. However, for most English-taught programs, LMU Munich demands English language proficiency, where students must submit an IELTS, TOEFL, or other alternative score. The minimum IELTS score students must aim is 6.5 or higher, and a TOEFL score between 80 and 90.

As per the Shiksha Rating, LMU Munich rating is 4.4 overall. A few of the Indian student reviews are:

• The university is great with good faculty with easy and affordable transportation
• It has a good library and open-minded and helpful professors are there
• No tuition fees is there, except some of the semester fees and other additional fees
• The faculty at LMU is best

Yes, as an international student at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, one can work part-time. However, there are certain restrictions. International students may work up to 140 working days or 280 half days a year, without an additional work permit. A few of the part-time jobs in Germany that international students include Bartender, Cashier, English Tutor, Writer, Translator, etc.