• To my knowledge, the university has 2 campuses. One is in the city (Darmstadt), close to the main Train station and the other is in DIeburg. The Dieburg campus is mainly for Media and Telecommunication courses. The rest of the MINT courses are offered in the City Campus. We have a Library, sport club. There are regular fun meetup events, especially for the international student crowds.

• I highly recommend the accommodation services provided by the university. The current accommodation scenario is very challenging. It's close to impossible to find an application on your own in our city. If the accommodation services are chosen quite early, a cheaper apartment could be assigned, as this service works on a first-come, first-served basis.
• The rent also varies based on how modern (new) it is and how far it is from the university. The rent for a shared apartment ranges from 400-500 euros.

• My college had 2 campuses, one in Dieburg and one in Darmstadt. I was in Darmstadt. The library was there. A table tennis table was also there. There was a big culture of student parties hosted by some people living in dorms.
• Usually, it was organised on weekends and almost every 2 months. I don't remember the name of Fest or something like that.

• I don't know about what percentage of people secure a job within 6 months. But the average salary range is like 50000 euros/annum.
• The highest salary can be around $65,000, and the lowest can be $45,000. Students find jobs using portals like Xing, Stepstone, the university job portal, LinkedIn, attending job fairs, networking.

• The Hochschule Darmstadt has 2 campuses, one in Darmstadt for STEM Branches and one in Dieburg (a nearby city) for animation, arts, etc.
• h_da has one library in each of the campuses, and 2 other libraries of another university (TU Darmstadt) can also be accessed by the students.
• There is a stadium for the students where many different sports, like football and basketball, are played, for which the students need to enroll.
• There are several get-together events for every batch of exchange students, like trips to Marburg, Heidelberg, nearby areas, and even for the entire campus of the university to understand what is where.
• Majorly, there are month-long holidays during the new year, starting a week before Christmas.
• The sports facilities available are plenty and can be pursued after paying a certain amount.

• For the initial stay in Germany, I thought I would be able to find a room by myself, so I decided not to opt for the student apartments, which was a very bad decision. After so much effort and applying at numerous websites for 2 months, I found a sublet for just the 1st month. Then I went to the IR office at h_da for help; luckily, an exchange student failed to join in due to medical reasons, so I got a student apartment at Karlshof.
• Monthly rent: 535 euros (Including Gas, heating, water, 1 mini fridge, 3 separate rooms (one for each sublet), 1 common kitchen and bathroom)
• The accommodations in Darmstadt are highly in demand and could be expensive most of the time. There were a lot of frauds also that will try to give you very good rooms for very cheap and take the money while you were still in India and will tell you that they will send the keys by post because they are not in Germany. Beware of these fraudsters.
• My accommodation was roughly 20 minutes away from my university, which can be bifurcated as follows: 5 minutes walking, 10 minutes on the bus, and 5 minutes walking.

Because of the pandemic no facility is provided yet, but by using semester ticket I can go out to state and can roam there for free. If i want some book from library then I can get it from library store but no sport activity is allowed as lockdown is going on in Germany.

Student accommodations are quite expensive. I found myself an accommodation. None of my friends are living in student accommodation but I have seen Youtube videos in which they talk about student accommodation of one of the colleges and in the reviews were quite good in that video but we cannot say the reality behind the video.