Master of Science [M.S] (Mechanical Engineering)
3 years
Full Time
On Campus
Field of Study:
$22,195 /Yr
€19,300 /Yr
TU/E M.S Mechanical Engineering is a 3 years Full Time Master program. This program is offered On Campus. The first year fees for M.S Mechanical Engineering at TU/E is ₹ 21.12 Lakhs (EUR 19300). Earlier in 2023, the M.S Mechanical Engineering Fee was ₹ 18.28 Lakhs (EUR 16700). This shows that the academic fees has increased by ₹ 284544 (EUR 2600).
Based on the student reviews at Collegedunia, the M.S Mechanical Engineering program at TU/E has received an average rating of 9.7 out of 10 from 2 review(s).
TU/E M.S Mechanical Engineering Total Fees 2026
The tuition fee for M.S Mechanical Engineering at TU/E is EUR 19300 per year (₹ 21.12 Lakhs).
The tuition fee for M.S Mechanical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology is as follows:
| Expense Type | Average Cost (INR) | Equivalent (EUR) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | ₹ 21.12 Lakhs | EUR 19300 |
M.S Mechanical Engineering Tuition Fee Trends at TU/E
TU/E M.S Mechanical Engineering Fees for Indian students is ₹ 21.12 Lakhs (EUR 19300). This academic fee has increased by ₹ 284544 (EUR 2600) from 2023. Candidates can check the year on year trends in TU/E Fees in the table below.
| Academic Year | Tuition Fees (INR) | Tuition Fees (EUR) |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | ₹ 21.12 Lakhs | EUR 19300 |
| 2023 | ₹ 18.28 Lakhs | EUR 16700 |
TU/E M.S Mechanical Engineering Application Link
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Tuition Fees
| Year | 1st Year Fees |
|---|---|
| Tuition Fees | $22195 (EUR 19300) |
Previous Year Tuition Fees
| Year | 1st Year Fees |
|---|---|
| 2023 | $19205 (EUR 16700) |
Important Dates
If you apply to a Master's program before February 1 you will automatically be included in the selection procedure for a scholarship
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Likes
- Hands on approach - Based on the courses that you select, you will also have laboratory experiments/case studies where you can explore all the possibilities to provide a solution. University appreciates genuine solutions and does not always expect you to provide the right solution for those problems.
- Open choice for projects - You will have your own freedom for choosing the projects for courses/internship/thesis. One of the important things in an internship/thesis project is that you will also have the freedom to shape/change your problem statement of the project as you make progress.
- Mentor/Academic advisors - In continuation of the previous point. It is common to get confused in the selection of projects, that's where you have sought the help of academic advisors, who can guide you to the right person and offer support in case you are having some academic performance issues. Choosing a professor mentor in the field that you would like to work is an added plus. He/She will be able to make arrangements for any projects with industry people/university candidates. University makes sure you have both the connection within the first two months of your academic year.
Dislikes
- Too much self study - Sometimes it feels like you have to handle many things and bot on your own for so much during the initial days. The university doesn't give you time to adapt to their educational style and will demand more.
- Scheduling - There are many things that can alter the regular flow of the course schedule, like frequent train issues, protests, and hacking. These events mostly will bother your regular schedule and rescheduling will kind of be a mess.
- Teamwork - There are also some effects due to the above point in case if you do have a course related to teamwork/group projects. In some cases the train strikes will cause your teammates to be unable to travel so you'll have to do their work, although if they are present via Teams. Group project demands contribution from each person and proper workload is not divided, it can also cause unnecessary stress and the university does not help much in this case.
Course Curriculum
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- Course curriculum – It is finely balanced in terms of theory and practice as well. There is also a catch, like it depends on the course/subjects that you choose in the first year. Sometimes it might be entirely practically orientated or theory orientated.
- Courses make you well equipped with the basic knowledge for you to approach the industry problem. So you don't need to worry much while entering into the work life.
- Usually it depends on the number of courses that you enrol yourself in per quartile. Most people will choose 2–3 courses per quartile. So the class timing would be varying, like from 8:45 to 12:30 PM or from 1:30 until 5:15 PM for 3 to 4 days max per week. It is also not mandatory for you to attend class in person. Some courses have recorded videos so that you can watch the lectures at your convenience.
- The average number of students is not something to be predicted and giving an estimated answer is really difficult since it varies based on the course. Let's say, like, you will have the option to select 1 out of 4 courses.
- Maybe 8 students would have enrolled for my master's programme. Also for each course, it would be like 1 or 2.
Fees
- Per year Tuition fees (vary) are 19,700 EUR, and Accommodation & other expenses (monthly) - 850 EUR. The accommodation fees can vary, but due to the scarcity of houses, they are more of the same price.
- Fees can be paid for a split of 10 months, per quartile (2 months) or all at once. It depends on which mode you want to pay. Be aware of the tax and conversion charges since it will also alter the total sum that you will pay.
- Expense (month) Rent – 650 EUR, food – 100 EUR, bike – 10 EUR, additional expense – remaining amount (insurance, recharge).
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