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Germany

Technical University of Berlin

Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Germany

At a glance

City
Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
Country
Germany — process, visa & costs
Website
tu.berlin
Founded
1946
Students
34,842 (2024)
Map
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Where it ranks

201–300 in the world — ShanghaiRanking ARWU 2025.

Strongest subjects (GRAS 2025)

Mechanical Engineering 51–75
Electrical & Electronic Engineering 51–75
Aerospace Engineering 51–75
Artificial Intelligence 51–75
Energy Science & Engineering 76–100
Mathematics 101–150

How to get in

We have not yet researched this university's admission pages, so we will not guess its deadlines or fees. Start from its official website and look for “international admissions”. The general process for Germany — exams, application platform, visa and costs — is in the Germany guide.

Studying in Germany

Indian students go to Germany mainly for low or zero public-university tuition and strong engineering/technical programmes. Most bachelor's teaching is in German (English-taught bachelor's are rare); master's programmes increasingly offer English-taught tracks. A German-embassy document check (APS) and proof of funds (blocked account) are mandatory steps most other countries do not require.

Visa
National (D) visa for study purposes — EUR 75 · about ₹8,197
Work while studying
Up to 140 full working days or 280 half-days (a half-day = up to 4 hours) per calendar year without Federal Employment Agency approval (Section 16b(3) Residence Act) — raised from the earlier 120/240-day limit; student-assistant (Hilfskraft) jobs at the student's own university do not count toward this limit.
After graduating
On completing the degree, graduates can get a residence permit (Section 20 Residence Act) for up to 18 months to search for a job matching their qualification; any kind of work is allowed during this period provided the graduate can show their living costs are covered; the permit must follow directly from a study residence permit and cannot itself be extended.

Full Germany guide — timeline, costs, visa steps →

Every subject ranking

ShanghaiRanking GRAS 2025
SubjectRankSource
Mechanical Engineering 51–75 GRAS 2025
Electrical & Electronic Engineering 51–75 GRAS 2025
Aerospace Engineering 51–75 GRAS 2025
Artificial Intelligence 51–75 GRAS 2025
Energy Science & Engineering 76–100 GRAS 2025
Mathematics 101–150 GRAS 2025
Chemistry 101–150 GRAS 2025
Telecommunication Engineering 101–150 GRAS 2025
Food Science & Technology 101–150 GRAS 2025
Remote Sensing 101–150 GRAS 2025
Atmospheric Science 151–200 GRAS 2025
Computer Science & Engineering 151–200 GRAS 2025
Environmental Science & Engineering 151–200 GRAS 2025
Earth Sciences 201–300 GRAS 2025
Materials Science & Engineering 201–300 GRAS 2025
Nanoscience & Nanotechnology 201–300 GRAS 2025
Economics 201–300 GRAS 2025
Sociology 201–300 GRAS 2025
Ecology 301–400 GRAS 2025
Civil Engineering 301–400 GRAS 2025
Public Health 301–400 GRAS 2025
Physics 401–500 GRAS 2025
Chemical Engineering 401–500 GRAS 2025
Human Biological Sciences 401–500 GRAS 2025
Agricultural Sciences 401–500 GRAS 2025

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Where this comes from

Ranks are copied, with their year, from ShanghaiRanking's ShanghaiRanking ARWU 2025 and its Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2025 — LLOS does not rank universities. Addresses, websites and locations come from Wikidata; US numbers from the US College Scorecard. Admission details and country rules were read from each university's and government's own pages — every profile lists its sources and the date they were checked.

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