The ETH / EPFL Track
ETH Zurich and EPFL run some of the most quantitatively demanding admissions in Europe — your transcript gets read line by line.
The Read
What ETH Zurich and EPFL Actually Look For
ETH Zurich and EPFL both run a course-by-course transcript equivalency check against their own curriculum — missing prerequisite coursework in core mathematics or engineering subjects is one of the most common reasons a strong-GPA application still gets rejected.
For master's applicants, a "Statement of Motivation" is read for specific fit with a named research group or professor — vague interest in "Swiss engineering excellence" reads identically to every other rejected file the committee sees that cycle.
Quantitative coursework depth is scrutinised closely, and prior research or project experience — even unpublished coursework projects — carries real weight for applicants without a formal research record.
English-taught programmes are common at the master's level, but German or French ability is often expected for full integration into certain departments and can matter for bachelor's-level applications specifically.
What We Build With You
Built specifically for Switzerland
Transcript Equivalency Mapping
We check your coursework against ETH/EPFL's own prerequisite structure before you apply, not after a rejection.
Research-Fit Motivation Letters
Statements built around a named professor or research group, matching how these committees actually read applications.
Language Pathway Guidance
Clarity on how much German or French you actually need for your specific programme and department.
Included Institutions
Switzerland's two federal institutes of technology, alongside its leading research universities.
₹60,000 + GST — one dedicated track.
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