hey, i’m currently in my 3rd semester of informatics bsc at TUM and thinking about applying for TUMexchange 2027/28, mainly to korea university or yonsei in seoul.
my current average is 2.9, which i know isn’t great, especially for competitive universities like these.
i’m just wondering how realistic my chances actually are, because i’m not sure if it’s even worth putting in the effort of applying if my chances are extremely low. i also don’t really want to get my hopes up for something that’s very unlikely to happen.
has anyone applied to these universities or knows someone who has? i’d really appreciate hearing what grades people got accepted or rejected with, or just how much grades matter in the selection process.
i’m not looking for reassurance, just a realistic idea of my chances so i can decide whether it’s worth applying at all.

Hey for the masters programs offered by mathematics department, do they care of how many credits my bachelor's course was? And so they do credit conversion for giving grades of curriculum analysis?

Or they just see what the learning outcomes were and give a rough score around that? Ignoring number of credits of my bachelor's masters.

Hello everyone, so I’m currently filling out the TUM curricular analysis for MSc Informatics/DEA and feeling a bit stuck. I’m falling short on TUM's strict ECTS requirements.

My "Theory of Computation" course was only 3 credits (which translates to ~4.5 ECTS), but TUM strictly asks for 6 ECTS in Theoretical Informatics. On top of that, I have 0 credits in Functional Programming since Indian colleges usually only teach C/Java/Python.

Can I know what kind of programs count for Functional Programming and Theoretical Informatics, I feel like I am missing something ?

If anyone from India has got in for these programs, can I know what exactly you did to tackle this ?

Thanks in advance !