🏡 Long-Term Accommodation Available in Weiterstadt – Lessingstraße 9

Spacious apartment available for long-term stay starting from July or August at Lessingstraße 9, Weiterstadt.

✨ Apartment Details:

- 4 rooms

- 2 balconies

- Kitchen included

- Washroom/Bathroom

- Suitable for shared living, students, or families

- Anmeldung/City Registration available

💰 Rent:

- €1700 for 4 persons

- €1900 for 5 persons

📍 Location:

Lessingstraße 9, Weiterstadt

Available from July for long-term accommodation.

For more details or viewing appointments, please contact me.

Hey,

I am from India. Currently I am preparing for application for TU Darmstadt’s AIM program but I need some guidance regarding the test. Your experience will help me a lot.

I know from the official website that test will be of 90 mins but I need little more details:

- difficulty level

- number of questions

- topics

- passing criteria

- is there any section/ subject specific passing criteria?

Please reply me. Your help will be huge for me.

Thanks in advance.

Hii.

Ich habe mein Studium an der TU Darmstadt begonnen und suche mir nähe Uni eine 1 Zimmer Wohnung oder max eine 3er WG.

Budget ist 450

Vielen Dank im Voraus

Hey everyone! I applied for MSc Information and Communication Engineering (iCE) at TU Darmstadt for WiSe 2026/27. I completed BE ECE from Anna University with 7.56 CGPA and currently have around 2 years of experience as a Java Spring Boot Software Engineer. I also published an IJCRT research paper related to an AI-based Smart Blind Stick project. I passed the OAT, submitted APS, and my documents were received on April 15, 2026. My current status is “Application in the department,” and I’m currently on around Day 33 of waiting. Would love to know how my profile looks for to get admission and how long decisions usually take for similar applicants.

English Version

Hello everyone,

I am considering applying to [TU Darmstadt](chatgpt://generic-entity?number=0), but I am a little confused about the language certificate requirements during the application process.

From what I understood, the university offers a DSH preparation course. I would like to know whether this course is compulsory. I also read that one of the requirements for joining the course is having German language skills at the B2 level and receiving a conditional admission offer from the university. Is it possible to apply for the language course with a B1 certificate instead?

I would also like to ask:

What is the minimum German language certificate required for admission to a degree program at TU Darmstadt?

Is it possible to attend an external language course instead of the university’s own language course?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Deutsche Version

Hallo zusammen,

ich überlege, mich an der [TU Darmstadt](chatgpt://generic-entity?number=1) zu bewerben, bin aber etwas verwirrt wegen der Sprachnachweise, die zum Zeitpunkt der Bewerbung erforderlich sind.

Soweit ich verstanden habe, bietet die Universität einen DSH-Vorbereitungskurs an. Ich würde gerne wissen, ob dieser Kurs verpflichtend ist. Außerdem habe ich gelesen, dass man für die Teilnahme mindestens Deutschkenntnisse auf dem Niveau B2 sowie eine bedingte Zulassung der Universität benötigt. Ist es möglich, sich mit einem B1-Zertifikat für den Sprachkurs zu bewerben?

Außerdem hätte ich noch folgende Fragen:

Was ist das Mindestniveau des deutschen Sprachnachweises für die Zulassung zu einem Studiengang an der TU Darmstadt?

Ist es möglich, einen externen Sprachkurs zu besuchen anstatt des Sprachkurses der Universität?

Vielen Dank im Voraus für eure Hilfe.

🏡 Looking for Accommodation (Anmeldung possible)

📍 Darmstadt or nearby

🛏️ Single room or WG

📦 Furnished preferred

📅 From 1 June 2026

💶 €300–€450 warm

🕰️ Long-term preferred, open to short-term

✅ Requirements:

• Anmeldung possible

• Viewing before any payment/contract

🎓 About me:

International student at TU Darmstadt. Clean, responsible, and experienced in shared living.

📩 Please message me with any offers or leads.

Thank you.

I am new to TUD and I just registered for 3 courses and its been going on for 1 month. How do i view the recordings for the course i registered? Please help x

Hi everyone, I’m a final-year BSc Physics student from a non-EU country and I’m really interested in pursuing an MSc in Aerospace Engineering in Germany. I’ve noticed that most aerospace programs seem to require a bachelor’s degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering, so I’m a bit unsure about my eligibility.

I had a few questions:

Is it possible for someone with a physics background to get admitted into an MSc Aerospace Engineering program in Germany? Have any non-EU students with a similar background successfully made this transition?

How do universities evaluate missing engineering coursework (like fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, structures, etc.)? Are there ways to compensate for these gaps (extra courses, certifications, ECTS credits, etc.)?

Would applying to related programs (like engineering physics or mechanical engineering) be a better pathway into the aerospace field?

Any advice, personal experiences, or university suggestions would really help. Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,

I'm planning to apply for MS in CS at TU Darmstadt for winter semester. My bachelor's was taught in english so I have a Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate from my university.

I checked TU Darmstadt's website but the information is inconsistent, one page mentions MOI is sufficient, while another page only lists IELTS/TOEFL and other standardized tests without mentioning MOI at all. So not sure which one to trust.

Also saw a few posts mentioning that even if the university accepts MOI, the german embassy still asks for an english language test separately during the visa appointment, regardless of the admission letter mentioning english proficiency.

My questions:
1. Is MOI accepted at TU Darmstadt as proof of english proficiency, or is IELTS/TOEFL still required?
2. For the visa, does the embassy ask for english proficiency proof separately or is MOI enough?

Would really help to hear from anyone who has been through this.

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Du hörst einen kurzen Podcast-Ausschnitt und beantwortest anschließend ein paar Fragen.

Bitte lege dir Kopfhörer bereit und führe die Studie in ruhiger Umgebung durch, um dich gut konzentrieren zu können.

Dauer: ca. 20 Minuten

Online & anonym – von zu Hause

Voraussetzungen:

18–50 Jahre, ausreichende Deutschkenntnisse, cis-Frau oder cis-Mann

Gewinnchance:

5 Wunschgutscheine im Wert von je 50 €

👉 Teilnahme: https://sosci.univie.ac.at/podcast-gesundheit/

Hi everyone!

I’m subletting a spot in a shared apartment for a fixed term from May 1 to July 31 (possible extension might be discussed).

🏠 Details:

🛏 1 bed in a 3-person shared room (you’ll share the room with 2 others)

Fully furnished apartment with balcony

📍 Schwanengasse 13, 64380 Roßdorf (near Darmstadt)

💶 Rent: €300/month (all-inclusive)

✨ Included:

WiFi

Electricity & heating

Washing machine

🛒 Nearby:

Aldi & Edeka within 5 minutes walking distance

🚋 Transport:

Good connections to Darmstadt city center,takes 15mins to reach Darmstadt city centre

📄 Registration (Anmeldung): Maybe possible

👤 Preferred tenant: Male

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly short-term stay, feel free to DM me for more details or photos 📩

Has anyone here gone through the Anerkennung process for modules studied in another country? I would love to hear about your experience specifically, how difficult the process was and what the timeline looked like.

specifically for mechanical engineering

thanks

Hi everyone,

I’m currently considering doing my bachelor’s in Mathematics at TU Darmstadt, and I’d really appreciate hearing from people who are either studying it right now or have already finished it.

I’d be especially interested in hearing about things like:

• how difficult and proof-heavy the degree feels
• how the workload is in the first semesters
• the quality of teaching, tutorials, and support
• flexibility with electives / Nebenfach
• what you like most and least about the program
• whether you would choose it again

Any other remarks would greatly be appreciated as well

Honest positives and negatives would both be really helpful.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Hi everyone,
Over the past couple of months, we’ve been building a “course shopping” platform for students where you can share honest feedback about the courses you’ve taken.
I did my Bachelor’s in Informatics and I’m now halfway through my Master’s. I noticed this problem early on in my Bachelor’s and it only got worse every semester.
Choosing courses can be a real headache when none of my friends have taken them before. And also, the official Uni course descriptions often don’t tell you much (with a few exceptions). I usually end up registering for everything available and then spend the first 2–3 weeks trying to figure out what to keep.

Few discussions with some friends made us notice that the problem actually is the same for all students around many universities.
So If you struggle with this too, or you’re still undecided about what to take this summer semester, check us out: askyourclass.io. We have recently added TU Darmstadt and you might find feedback from someone who’s already taken the course you’re considering.

It would also mean a lot if you could share your own experience on some courses. Things like: how to best prepare for the exam, are exams repetitive over the years, whether the content was actually useful, what resources helped you most, how helpful the tutorials were..
Basically, the kind of real talk you’d give a friend.
So far, I’ve convinced people I know at my uni to share what they think but it's really hard to get students at TUDa to contribute when you don't know that many!

I’d also really appreciate any feedback on the platform itself, what to improve, what to add, what’s missing. Not all courses are listed yet, so if yours is missing, just DM me or comment, and I’ll add it right away.

Thank you so much and hope this can help someone out there!