u/Trillionedges

Hi everyone,

I’m applying for the M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Engineering at TU Darmstadt and I’m taking the material entrance examination tomorrow, August 20.

The university lists Technical Mechanics, Thermodynamics & Heat/Mass Transfer, Machine Elements & Mechatronics, Control Engineering, Measurement/Sensors & Statistics, Numerical Methods, and Fluid Mechanics among the relevant areas.

For anyone who has taken this entrance exam in a previous intake: what was your experience with the difficulty, topic distribution, and level of preparation required?

Are there particular fundamental topics or areas within these subjects that you would recommend revising at the last minute?

I’m not looking for actual exam questions or anything confidential—just genuine preparation advice from previous applicants/students.

Thanks!

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As a Nigerian currently based in Dakar, Senegal. What legit remote jobs that accepts my location can I sign up for. Be it for Android or a P. C

The last legit remote job I did was "Oneforma" that was before the contractor finished.

Help a brother please. I literally don't mind the pay as long as it's consistent.