RWTH Aachen University, Aachen Scholarships

RWTH Aachen University - [RWTH-Aachen], Aachen, North Rhine-Westphalia - Scholarship

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Updated on - Sep 25, 2026

RWTH Aachen University offers 15+ scholarships, of which 10+ are accessible to Indian applicants. Awards range from EUR 300 per month (INR 32,790) to fully funded PhD contracts worth INR 5.06 Lakhs gross per month.

The university charges zero tuition for all public Bachelor’s and regular Master’s programs. Indian students therefore stack a monthly award on top of the semester contribution of EUR 329 (INR 35,960).

  • Standard tuition (public programs): EUR 0 (INR 0). Semester contribution EUR 329 (INR 35,960) applies.
  • With fee waiver: No blanket waiver. RWTH International Academy paid Master’s tracks offer a Global Talent award worth up to 35 percent off program fees.
  • With scholarship plus fee combo: Deutschlandstipendium (EUR 300 per month) offsets EUR 3,600 (INR 3.93 Lakhs) of annual living cost.
  • Next actionable deadline: BEIS Scholarship for Particularly Involved International Students, tentative March 1, 2027.

Currency Note: All INR conversions use the live rate of 1 EUR = INR 109.30 as of September 2026. Amounts above INR 1 Lakh use Lakhs; smaller figures use raw INR.


RWTH Aachen University Scholarships for UG Students

Bachelor’s applicants can pursue 3 university-run awards, most paying INR 32,790 monthly for two semesters minimum. All require prior enrolment, so plan them as top-ups after admission.

ScholarshipAmount (EUR / INR)DurationEligibilityDeadline (2027 cycle, tentative)
DeutschlandstipendiumEUR 300/month (INR 32,790), or EUR 3,600 (INR 3.93 Lakhs) per year2 semesters, renewableAbove-average academic record, social engagement, or personal achievement. Around 359 slots per year at RWTH.June 2027 application window
BEIS (Scholarship for Particularly Involved International Students)EUR 300/month (INR 32,790), total EUR 1,800 (INR 1.97 Lakhs)6 months (July to December)Non-German nationals, minimum 2 semesters at RWTH, documented intercultural activity, monthly income below EUR 1,295 (INR 1.42 Lakhs).March 1, 2027
Scholarship for Completing Studies for International StudentsEUR 500/month (INR 54,650)1 to 5 monthsNon-German nationals, thesis phase, no parallel scholarship, side income below EUR 1,095 (INR 1.20 Lakhs), degree completion within 12 months.Round 1: October 25 to November 25, 2026. Round 2: May 15 to June 19, 2027.

BEIS is the fastest route for Bachelor’s students who have already spent a year at RWTH. Selection weights intercultural volunteering as heavily as CGPA, so buddy programme or ISO event work counts.

Bachelor programs at RWTH are almost entirely taught in German, so most Indian UG applicants need TestDaF 4 or DSH-2 first. Check the RWTH Aachen University Admissions page for language proof rules and APS certificate requirements.


RWTH Aachen University Scholarships for PG / Master’s Students

Master’s applicants can access 6 higher-value awards, most through the RWTH International Academy or DAAD partnerships. A regular Master’s student can stack DAAD (EUR 992 per month) with Deutschlandstipendium (EUR 300 per month), reaching INR 16.95 Lakhs per year.

ScholarshipAmount (EUR / INR)DurationEligibilityDeadline (tentative)
Deutschlandstipendium (Master’s)EUR 300/month (INR 32,790)2 semesters, renewableEnrolled Master’s students with above-average Bachelor’s CGPA. Master’s continuation window opens February 2 to March 2, 2027.June 2027 for regular cycle
DAAD Study Scholarship for GraduatesEUR 992/month (INR 1.08 Lakhs) plus travel and health insurance10 to 24 monthsBachelor’s completed within 6 years, minimum 8.5/10 CGPA, portfolio for architecture and design tracks.October 31, 2026 (for winter 2027 intake)
DAAD EPOS Development-Related Master’sEUR 1,200/month (INR 1.31 Lakhs) plus full tuition and travel12 to 24 monthsTwo years relevant work experience, India qualifies as an eligible country, only listed development-focused programs at RWTH qualify.September 30, 2026 (course-dependent)
RWTH Global Talent ScholarshipUp to 35 percent tuition reduction on RWTH International Academy Master’s programsFull program durationAdmitted to a paid English-taught Master’s at RWTH International Academy, above-average Bachelor’s grade of 1.7 or higher (German scale).March 1, 2027 (non-EU applicants)
RWTH High Potential Student GrantUp to 25 percent tuition reductionFull program durationAdmitted to an International Academy Master’s, CGPA equivalent to German 1.7 or higher, motivation letter and academic references.March 1, 2027 (non-EU applicants)
RWTH Women in Engineering ScholarshipPartial tuition reduction on International Academy engineering Master’sFull program durationWomen admitted to an eligible engineering Master’s, strong Bachelor’s grades.March 1, 2027 (non-EU applicants)

Reddit Insight: Indian Master’s applicants in r/germany peg DAAD Study Scholarship acceptance from India at roughly 8 percent. Most treat the RWTH Global Talent Scholarship or Deutschlandstipendium as their realistic backup route.

The RWTH Global Talent, High Potential, and Women in Engineering awards only apply to the paid Master’s tracks run by RWTH International Academy. Regular English-taught Master’s on the main university side stay tuition-free without needing these. The RWTH Aachen University Programs list separates the two routes.


India-Specific Scholarships at RWTH Aachen University

5 India-specific foundation grants top up the tuition-free base for Indian students at RWTH Aachen. These pay travel, living, and one-time costs that DAAD does not cover.

ScholarshipAmountEligibilityDeadline (tentative)
Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation ScholarshipUp to USD 100,000 (INR 83 Lakhs) total, covering tuition and stipendIndian citizens under 30, Master’s or PhD, minimum 65 percent in Bachelor’s, admit letter from RWTH.April 8, 2027
KC Mahindra Post-Graduate Loan ScholarshipInterest-free loan scholarship up to INR 10 LakhsIndian citizens under 30, Master’s or PhD abroad, unconditional offer from RWTH.March 31, 2027
Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation ScholarshipInterest-free loan up to INR 20 LakhsIndian nationals under 30, admit letter for Master’s or PhD at RWTH, top 25 percent in prior degree.January 15, 2027
JN Tata Endowment Loan ScholarshipLoan of INR 1 Lakh to INR 10 Lakhs plus gift award up to INR 7.5 LakhsIndian citizens under 45, Master’s / PhD / postdoc at RWTH, minimum 60 percent in Bachelor’s.March 22, 2027
Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship50 percent grant, 50 percent loan covering tuition and stipendIndian nationals under 30, verified financial need, admit letter to RWTH, no other funding secured.March 31, 2027

Only Inlaks pays outright grant funds. The other four are low-interest loans, so read repayment clauses before you accept any offer.

Stacking rules matter. Inlaks bars parallel scholarships above USD 8,000 per year, while DAAD forbids combining with another full stipend. Confirm with each foundation before signing.

Explore More: RWTH Aachen University Overview


RWTH Aachen University PhD Scholarships

RWTH funds 4 doctoral tracks through salaried research contracts, not stipends alone. A TV-L E13 65 percent contract (Germany’s public-sector academic pay grade at part-time rate) pays roughly EUR 3,010 gross per month. That totals INR 3.29 Lakhs monthly, or INR 39.47 Lakhs per year.

ProgramFundingDurationEligibilityDeadline (tentative)
DFG-funded PhD positions (project-based)TV-L E13 65 to 100 percent, EUR 3,010 to 4,630 gross per month (INR 3.29 Lakhs to INR 5.06 Lakhs)3 to 4 yearsMaster’s aligned with a live DFG grant, direct application to the supervisor and chair.Rolling; positions posted on EURAXESS and RWTH chair pages
AICES Graduate School (Aachen Institute for Advanced Study in Computational Engineering Science)Full stipend or TV-L E13 75 percent contract, around EUR 2,000 to 3,470 (INR 2.19 Lakhs to INR 3.79 Lakhs) per month3 years, extendableMaster’s in computational engineering, mathematics, or physics, research proposal, English proficiency.January 15, 2027
DAAD Research Grants for Doctoral CandidatesEUR 1,300/month (INR 1.42 Lakhs) plus travel and health insurance7 to 48 monthsIndian citizens with a Master’s, research proposal, host confirmation from an RWTH professor.October 31, 2026
Cluster of Excellence PhD positions (Internet of Production, Fuel Science Center)TV-L E13 75 to 100 percent, up to EUR 4,630 gross per month (INR 5.06 Lakhs)3 yearsMaster’s aligned with the cluster theme, structured selection with proposal defence.Rolling; annual cohort intake in April and October 2027

Indian PhD applicants usually split effort across three routes:

  • DAAD Research Grant for guaranteed portable funding tied to a research proposal.
  • Direct supervisor pitch for a DFG project contract with higher take-home pay.
  • AICES or a Cluster of Excellence for structured cohort admission and mentoring.

Reddit Insight: Indian PhD candidates on r/PhDGermany note that RWTH engineering chairs prefer applicants with a first-author paper or thesis in a related area. Cold emails without an attached research draft rarely get a reply.


External Government Scholarships for RWTH Aachen University Applicants

5 German federal and EU-level programs sit outside RWTH’s in-house awards. Three of them are non-negotiable to know about before you apply.

ScholarshipAmountLevelEligibilityDeadline (tentative)
DAAD STIBET Graduation GrantEUR 250 to 850 per month (INR 27,325 to INR 92,905), for 2 to 4 monthsMaster’s / PhD final phaseEnrolled at RWTH, in thesis stage, financial need documented, nominated by department.Rolling; nominated internally each semester
Erasmus+ Programme (EU)EUR 700 to 850 per month (INR 76,510 to INR 92,905) plus travel grant EUR 490 (INR 53,557)Bachelor / Master / PhD exchangeEnrolled at an RWTH partner institution in India, or transferring within an EU network.March 31, 2027 (Winter 2027-28 mobility)
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS)EUR 934/month (INR 1.02 Lakhs) plus study allowanceMaster’s, PhDIndian nationals with above-average grades, civic engagement, German language B2 or higher.July 15, 2027
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES)EUR 850/month (INR 92,905) plus semester fee refundMaster’s, PhDInternational students from outside the EU with social-democratic engagement, top 30 percent academic record.April 30 and October 31, 2027
Heinrich Boell StiftungEUR 934/month (INR 1.02 Lakhs) plus mobility supplementsMaster’s, PhDIndian nationals with strong academic record, activism or ecological engagement, admit at RWTH.March 1 and September 1, 2027

Living costs at Aachen run about EUR 13,200 (INR 14.43 Lakhs) per year. A single EUR 934 monthly award therefore covers close to 85 percent of that outlay.

Germany’s political foundations (KAS, FES, Boell) reject applicants without a demonstrated civic-society track record. Token volunteering rarely gets through, so start engagement at least two years before applying.


RWTH Aachen University Scholarships: Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. What is the maximum scholarship stack an Indian student at RWTH Aachen can realistically build?

Ans. An Indian PhD candidate on a TV-L E13 100 percent DFG contract reaches around INR 60 Lakhs gross per year. At Master’s level, DAAD Study Scholarship (EUR 992 per month) plus Deutschlandstipendium (EUR 300 per month) reaches INR 16.95 Lakhs per year. Bachelor’s caps at Deutschlandstipendium alone since it does not stack with BEIS, so INR 3.93 Lakhs per year.

Ques. When should Indian applicants submit scholarship files for the September 2027 intake at RWTH Aachen?

Ans. Send DAAD Study Scholarship files by October 31, 2026 for the winter 2027 start. Inlaks Shivdasani closes April 8, 2027, and Deutschlandstipendium opens only after enrolment, tentatively June 2027. RWTH International Academy tuition-reduction scholarships close March 1, 2027 for non-EU applicants.

Ques. How do you apply for the Deutschlandstipendium at RWTH Aachen, before or after admission?

Ans. Only after enrolment. The RWTH Education Fund portal opens once each year around June, and students upload matriculation proof, transcript, CV, and one motivation letter. Selection lands within 8 to 10 weeks, with EUR 300 monthly payouts starting the following winter semester. About 20 percent of applicants are selected each cycle.

Ques. What CGPA does RWTH Aachen expect for a competitive DAAD Study Scholarship shortlist?

Ans. DAAD India benchmarks 8.5 out of 10 for Master’s applicants, and 9.0 or higher stays competitive at RWTH. Applicants below 8.0 rarely clear the DAAD internal review. GATE 95th percentile or GRE 325 plus adds weight for mechanical, materials, and computer science applicants.

Ques. Does the Deutschlandstipendium at EUR 300 per month cover rent in Aachen city?

Ans. Not on its own. Aachen student residence rent runs EUR 265 to 573 per month for a single apartment, so Deutschlandstipendium alone falls short. Most Indian recipients pair it with a werkstudent (Germany’s student-worker) contract, up to 20 hours per week at EUR 12.82 minimum wage.

Ques. Do the RWTH Global Talent and High Potential scholarships apply to regular tuition-free Master’s programs?

Ans. No. Both awards apply only to fee-based English-taught Master’s programs at RWTH International Academy, such as Automotive Engineering M.Sc. or Management and Engineering in Production Systems. Regular tuition-free Master’s at the main university do not need any waiver.

Ques. Are DAAD EPOS scholarships available for Master’s programs at RWTH Aachen?

Ans. Only for select development-relevant courses. RWTH tracks like Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM linked) or select renewable energy Master’s qualify. Pure computer science, mathematics, and mechanical Master’s do not qualify. Indian applicants also need two years of professional experience linked to development work.

RWTH Aachen University Scholarships: Students' Opinion

AI-Generated Summary based on 26 Reviews

The university offers various scholarships and discounts, including a 10% early bird discount and several merit-based scholarships. Approximately 30% of students receive some form of scholarship. Specific scholarships include the Women in Tech, Excellence Scholarship, Deutschlandstipendium, and others funded by DAAD and private organizations. Award amounts vary, with some students receiving up to 50% of tuition fees, and others receiving 3000 Euros or between 1000-1500 Euros per semester. Scholarships are often based on academic performance, extracurricular involvement, and financial need.

Additionally, the Engineering Grant offers up to 25% off tuition, and high potential grants can provide up to 50% of the tuition fee. However, less than 1% of students receive certain prestigious scholarships, such as the Porsche scholarship. Students may also apply for external scholarships provided by organizations like DAAD or Expatrio.

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Scholarships offered

Kurt Hansen Science Scholarship


  • International Student Eligible: Yes
  • Amount: $10,000
  • Type: Need-Based
  • Level of Study: Doctorate
  • Number of Scholarships: N/A

Bharat Petroleum Scholarship


  • International Student Eligible: Yes
  • Amount: Variable Amount
  • Type: Merit-Based
  • Level of Study: Master
  • Number of Scholarships: N/A

Google's Women Techmakers Program


  • International Student Eligible: Yes
  • Amount: Variable Amount
  • Type: Merit-Based
  • Level of Study: Bachelor
  • Number of Scholarships: 3

Axol Science Scholarship


  • International Student Eligible: Yes
  • Amount: $2,000
  • Type: Company-Sponsored
  • Level of Study: Bachelor
  • Number of Scholarships: N/A

VueVille Future Technology Scholarship


  • International Student Eligible: Yes
  • Amount: $1,000
  • Type: Merit-Based
  • Level of Study: Bachelor
  • Number of Scholarships: 1

MAWISTA Scholarship


  • International Student Eligible: Yes
  • Amount: $6,691
  • Type: Easy-to-Apply
  • Level of Study: Bachelor
  • Number of Scholarships: 1

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RS
8.3 /10

Scholarship

  • Since there is no tuition, there is no regular scholarship. One can get funding via BaföG for 900 euros a month, but it's mostly available to EU students. The approval process can be difficult since it's state aid. Outside of that, one can apply for DAAD scholarships from the state, which range from 500-1200 euros a month. Again, one can work part-time and earn a living in Aachen.

  • I opted in for off-campus accommodation, for which I paid 400 euros a month. This included all facilities lile electricity, internet and repairs if needed. I got the accommodation via WG-Gesucht, which is the prevalent platform.
  • It can be difficult to find a place as an international student who's outside of Germany due to trust, so starting early is recommended. The city is small, so one is always at max 30 mins away from the campus.

academic: 8/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 6/10
placement: 8/10
extracurricular: 8/10

Scholarship

  • There are some scholarships available and one has to apply to them. More information can be found on the websites.
  • A few of my batchmates got some scholarships
  • There are multiple scholarships. Some are for women in engineering (25% reduction) and some are for best in class, depending on the academic performances.
  • Scholarships for the German language are also available. After completing B1 level at the university, the German course fee is refunded on providing the course completion certificate from the university language institute

  • There are student dorms available in the university. But due to the large number of students indians rarely get a place in the dorms. Firstly, there are a large number of students looking for student dorms and the dorms try to maintain diversity in the student dorm, avoiding too many students from one country in the dorm. Due to these regulations and the large number of indians applying for student dorms, it becomes extremely difficult to find a place at the student dorm. One has to be on the waitlist for almost a year and may still not get a place in the student dorm.
  • There are student associations to help in searching for accommodation but one has to search oneself. Associations or others can just provides leads or answer queries to some questions and cannot provide any concrete accommodation options
  • For student dorms rent ranges from 250 Eur to 500 Eur. Some student dorms also provide accommodations for students with families, which might be a little expensive but way lower in cost compared to private apartments.
  • I would suggest registering for the student dorm waiting list already when one makes the application for the course and keeping renewing it every month without fail. Once the waitlist number reaches single digits, approach the specific student dorm and ask for available options.
  • The student dorms are spread out all over the city and not concentrated in a particular area.
  • A strong suggestion would be to find an accommodation as close to the university as possible in the same city and not in the neighbouring city. Living far away might make you not get involved in the ongoing campus events and lose out on the opportunities to experience university life.
  • Beware of scams asking to transfer money as a caution deposit and rent before having a look at the apartment and signing the contract. Transfer the money only after signing the contract and meeting the landlord in person or someone meets on your behalf. Talk with the prospective flatmates to be sure that the advertisement is legitimate. There are a lot of scams done by people taking advantage of the accommodation crisis in Germany.

academic: 8/10
faculty: 8/10
infrastructure: 8/10
accomodation: 6/10
placement: 6/10
extracurricular: 8/10

Scholarship

  • Some of them may be in DAAD.
  • Class toppers and women in STEM also, I think.
  • There are awards for the top 10 or 20% of the class but I am not sure about any scholarships.
  • Early applicants get some discount from their tuition fees, but apart from that I'm not really sure.
  • There are scholarships in Germany, which are not course-specific but field specific so that can be checked.

  • Applications like WG-Gesucht, ImmoScout24, whatsapp groups, known contacts
  • 400 in 2022; now I would say 500. Rarely for 3-sharing apartments do you end up in the €350-400€ range. Only rent, water and heating. Electricity and Internet usually our responsibility
  • Extremely high demand due to high intake; it's better if you know the language
  • No specific regions for Indians, distributed throughout the city
  • Have patience; do not rush into decisions that might be scams. find other Indians to possibly scout the area if possible
     

academic: 10/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 8/10
placement: 8/10
extracurricular: 10/10

Scholarship

  • There are some scholarships for students by DAAD. And some Indian companies provide scholarships to students based on their grades. Students can find the details on the DAAD website about the scholarship and details are provided there to know how to apply for the scholarship. The deadlines are there for each semester. I am not sure about the requirements of each scholarship.

  • There are a lot of options to find the accommodation. I find it with the help of an app named WG. University also provides student dorm facilities; students need to apply through a website to get them. I am paying around 400 euros per month for my 2-shared apartment of 62 m². It includes the rent, electricity, gas, water, wifi, radio tax and heating cost. There are a lot of scams ongoing while searching for accommodation here; that was my challenge while finding one.
  • The best thing is my accommodation is near to the university's main building; I can access it within a 7-minute walk. There is a bus stop near to my apartment within 200m and a railway station within a 10-minute walk, as well as 3 supermarkets and other shops.

academic: 10/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 8/10
placement: 8/10
extracurricular: 10/10

Scholarship

  • Yes, I got one discount, not the scholarship. The name of the discount is "Early bird discount" , for applying in the windows they provided for enrolling in the course. Yes, there is one more scholarship called "deutschlandstipendium" where students get 500 euro monthly. It depends on how many students applied for this scholarship and how many people got selected.

  • College can help you in searching for this; there are a lot of platforms.
  • Monthly rent varies from city to city from 300 euro to 800 euro (it includes all facilities).
  • if you are in Aachen, it will cost you max 350 , but at the same time in Munich, it will cost 800 euro. There are a lot of scams going on in the name of renting, so beware of that. My accommodation is 4 km from the university; many students live there.

academic: 8/10
faculty: 8/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 8/10
placement: 8/10
extracurricular: 8/10

Scholarship

  • There are various scholarships provided every year like DAAD and Porsche but they are given based on academic achievements and social contributions. A friend of mine received the porsche scholarship amounting to 3000 Euros.
  • The number of students receiving the scholarship is very limited, amounting to less than 1 percent. Some students receive financial assistance of up to 400 euros per month as well.

  • I found my accommodation using the local room-finding app called WG gesucht. There are accommodations provided in different student complexes, but the application process is not handled by University and there is a waiting list so there is no guarantee of assured rooms.
  • One needs to privately look for apartments in shared spaces as well. I got a studio apartment for myself costing about 350 euros, with electricity separate. The campus is spread out with great transport connectivity, and also the town is very small so everything is 30 minutes away at max.

academic: 10/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 8/10
placement: 8/10
extracurricular: 10/10

RY
8.7 /10

Scholarship

  • I received a merit-based scholarship for Best of Class Award. The eligibility criteria was based on your academic grades, involvement with university projects, extra-curricular activities. The overall performance was compared among your course students only.
  • The award amount was 50% of your tuition fees (2250Euros) for that particular semester
  • My other batchmates received the same in other semesters, there was also scholarship based on if you want to get fund for a project you are involved with. Apart from it, there are some opportunities with DAAD scholarship as well
  • Typically, every semester 4-5 students get these scholarships with average amount of around 2k-4k euros 

  • We used an online college portal to get the university dorms (subsidized rates). Other than that, we could also find private accommodation mainly on Facebook groups or through student network. The monthly rent typically is around 300-450 euros per month, which generally includes room, kitchen, bathroom, balcony, furniture (in some cases)
  • There were challenges related to language while finding the accommodation. If the flat mates are German, they would prefer someone who can speak German (which is fair). It is always preferred to start looking for accommodation at least one-two month before moving to Germany. Also, since the college does not have any campus, the institute buildings are spread around the city, there is no specific location which you should look for. However, still it's better to be at the center of the city and hence students can look for accommodation near Ponttor, Elisenbrunnen, Mensa academica, Halifaxstrasse, etc.

academic: 8/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 8/10
accomodation: 8/10
placement: 8/10
extracurricular: 10/10

  • You can use the university website to apply for student dorms, WG-Gesucht, and other relevant apps. Challenges would be that the process is highly time-consuming and fake ads. Make sure you pay the amount in person after coming here if you don't find the opportunity to be reliable.
  • One suggestion would be to make friends in Aachen through LinkedIn who will be your senior so that he can assist you, guide you, recommend you, and possibly check the accommodation options if it's genuine.

academic: 8/10
faculty: 9/10
infrastructure: 8/10
accomodation: 7/10
placement: 8/10

BM

Scholarship

  • Yes, there are 4 scholarships offered along with early bird discount of 10%, Engineering Grant of 25%, Women scholarship of 25%, High potential grant upto 25%, GEC scholars upto 50%. Having good academic profile will make us to get these scholarships. 
  • I received 25% from 24000 EUR, which I need to pay 4500 EUR per semester. 
  • Not many are aware of them, but very less people got the scholarships.
  • 10 in 100 will get a scholarship upto 10%, 5 in 100 will get scholarship upto 25%.

  • I choose Off-Campus accommodation, since the price of On- Campus is high and the resources are limited. Initially through AISA housing group for Indians, later used WG Gesucht application to find accommodation. 
  • My monthly rent will be 480 EUR with all amenities such as washmachine, dryer, electricity, gas, heater, wifi. 
  • My suggestion would be to apply for Studentenwerk dorms at the beginning of the year. The prices would be cheaper compared to normal apartments.
  • My accommodation is 3 kms from the university and easy accessibility of public transport, most Indians stay in City Center areas.
     

academic: 10/10
faculty: 8/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 6/10
placement: 8/10
extracurricular: 8/10

RP
8.0 /10

Scholarship

  • Yes, there is in fact a provision to apply for scholarships at RWTH.
  • There are around 4/5 scholarship opportunities that you could apply for.
  • I do not recall the name of each, but I as well applied and got a scholarship- it was a Women in Tech Scholarship; the award amount was 4.000 euros.
  • There are other scholarships as well for instance, the Academic Excellence Scholarship, which is an award of 6,000 euros.

  • I live in an off-campus apartment, which I found from the most famous and common place to look for housing options in Germany, which is Wg-Gesucht.
  • My monthly rent is around 450, which is on the higher side considering Aachen.
  • One can find much cheaper accommodation in Aachen; however, finding accommodation in Aachen isn't straightforward.
  • It's a really difficult process to find a good place to live in Aachen; as it is a student city, there's a constant demand for apartments.
  • I personally luckily did not face a lot of challenges in finding an accommodation and would just recommend starting looking early on and looking for new ads daily.
  • Since the university is spread across the entire city and is not at just one location, if you're at a fair distance from the centre, you're good to go.
  • And there is no such thing as "a place where Indian students stay.".

academic: 8/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 6/10
placement: 6/10
extracurricular: 8/10

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