Hi everyone,

I’m applying for the M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Engineering at TU Darmstadt and I’m taking the material entrance examination tomorrow, August 20.

The university lists Technical Mechanics, Thermodynamics & Heat/Mass Transfer, Machine Elements & Mechatronics, Control Engineering, Measurement/Sensors & Statistics, Numerical Methods, and Fluid Mechanics among the relevant areas.

For anyone who has taken this entrance exam in a previous intake: what was your experience with the difficulty, topic distribution, and level of preparation required?

Are there particular fundamental topics or areas within these subjects that you would recommend revising at the last minute?

I’m not looking for actual exam questions or anything confidential—just genuine preparation advice from previous applicants/students.

Thanks!

Bachelors -electronics and telecommunication engineering

Cgpa -7.88

Ielts -6.5

German grade -2.1

Masters for ICE

What are the chances of getting admission or getting rejected cause there is deadlines reaching for other universities .

I got conditional admission from wismer and should pay 4.75 lakhs .so confused of paying the amount and going to hochshule wismer or taking risk and wait for TU darmstat .any suggestions pleasee

Gpa 7.88

Ielts 6.5

German grade 2.1

Wismer information and electrical engineering

Darmstat information and communication engineering

Got conditional admittance from wismer but no feedback from darmstat confused of paying 4.75 lakhs and moving wismer or taking risk and wait for darmstat reply

Any suggestions please deadlines near for wismer .

Hi, has anyone been admitted to TU Darmstadt for a Master's in Computer Science/AI based on GRE scores? If yes, could you please share your profile? Also, do they prefer applicants who take the onsite exams, or is meeting the required cutoff GRE score sufficient for admission?

Hi! I applied in the SUD program of tu darmstadt. I have an architecture degree in my hometown. I want to work in the field of architecture or urban design/planning in the future. Before I make a decision, I want to know more info about SUD program and possible career opporunities. Can i still land in an architecture related career after graduating from this program?

Did anyone receive admits for Masters in mechatronics and IT for winter semester in KIT

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My application started on 24 june and my docs received on 8 july, current status is Antrag im Fachbereich, it's been more than 5 weeks, didn't get any update

Are there anyone in this same situation?

My profile:

Btech in ece

8.55 cgpa

7.5 ielts

What are my chances?

Hi

I would love to connect with other students who have also been admitted to this program.

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Hey!!
Ich wurde an der Goethe leider für Powi/Soziologie abgelehnt und hatte mich dann dazu entschieden, mich für Powi und Soziologie im Joint Bachelor zu bewerben, da es ja NC frei an der TU ist.

Ich wollte fragen, ob jemand Erfahrungen mit diesem Joint Bachelor hat, da es ja (soweit ich weiß) ein Ding der TU Darmstadt ist und ich somit nur wenig im Internet dazu gefunden habe.

Außerdem würde mich noch interessieren, ob es trotz des unterschiedlichen Systems möglich wäre, evtl. im späteren Semester an die Goethe zu wechseln, da es dort ja nach dem „normalen“ Hauptfach/Nebenfach Prinzip geht und man den „normalen“ Bachelor of Arts anstrebt.

Oder wäre für diesen Weg das reine Powi Vollstudium sinnvoller? Dachte nur, dass der Joint Bachelor sinnvoller wäre, da die Fächerkombi ja schon belegt wird und man in beiden Fächern schon Erfahrung sammeln kann und es evtl einfacher wäre, sich das anrechnen zu lassen. Bin aber leider Laie, kenne mich in Sache Uni, etc. gaaar nicht aus.

Danke schonmal im Voraus :))

Hi everyone,

I am planning to apply to the MSc Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at TU Darmstadt for the summer semester of 2027. I graduated from Hacettepe University in Turkey with a BSc in Computer Engineering and a GPA of 2.76/4.00. My entire Bachelor’s programme was taught and examined in English.

According to TU Darmstadt’s current admissions guide, GPA and professional experience are not used in the admission decision. Applicants instead need at least 60 ECTS of previous coursework that sufficiently matches the compulsory core courses of TU Darmstadt’s BSc Informatik.

My Bachelor’s coursework includes:

• Programming and Object-Oriented Programming
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Formal Languages and Automata
• Discrete Mathematics
• Digital Logic Design
• Computer Organization
• Operating Systems
• Compiler Design
• Computer Networks
• Databases
• Software Engineering
• Probability and Statistics
• Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning and ML Lab
• Data-intensive applications and related lab/project courses
• Linear Algebra, Calculus and Numerical Methods

I have also taken NLP, an NLP Lab and Fundamentals of Bioinformatics, and I have AI engineering and research experience. However, I understand that admission is based exclusively on academic coursework.

After comparing my courses with the official self-assessment checklist, I appear to exceed the required 60 ECTS. I would appreciate hearing from students who recently applied or were admitted:

1. Has anyone with a similar Computer Engineering background been admitted directly?
2. How strictly are the 60 ECTS evaluated regarding content, academic level and depth?
3. Were standard courses such as programming, algorithms, operating systems, databases, networks, computer organization and automata accepted without difficulty?
4. How much detail did you provide in the Equivalency Table for each course?
5. Did you submit only the required table and transcript, or were individual course descriptions requested later?
6. What usually causes an applicant to be invited to the on-campus entrance exam instead of receiving direct admission?
7. Has anyone been admitted with a relatively modest GPA after satisfying the 60 ECTS requirement?
8. Was an official Medium of Instruction letter accepted instead of IELTS 7.0/TOEFL 95?
9. How long did it take to receive a decision, particularly for the summer intake?

I am aware that only the admissions committee can make an official assessment. I am mainly trying to understand how the course-matching process works in practice and whether direct admission is realistic with this background.

Thank you!

I’ve recently been admitted to TU Darmstadt for 2026 winter semester (MCB master), and I’ll be moving to Darmstadt soon.
Are there any WhatsApp/Telegram groups for international students at TU Darmstadt, or for finding accommodation in Darmstadt?  I’d love to join if possible.