Canada

Both the countries have a great prospect for mechanical and automobile engineering. Germany is good for Civil Engineering where as Canada is good for Gas & Petroleum engineering, but in Germany, German language proficiency is also important.

Hi Shubham,
Please write to studyabroad@shiksha.com for university selection assistance.

1. University of MacGil.
2. University of Alberta.
3. University of Toronto.
4. University of British Columbia.
5. University of Montreal.
6. University of Ottawa.
7. University of Windsor.

Your marks should be more than 60% in class 12th and IELTS band 6.0 to 6.5. Marks should not be less than 50% in any subject.

As far as my couple of friends are there in Canada and I am going too in January, in my knowledge you will be able to earn at least 12-13$ per hour.

Yes, it is possible if the employer of Canada is offering you a job there but you need to give IELTS (GT) paper and get at least 7.

Hello Arnav,
British Columbia is one of the best university in the world. But, the cost of living is too expensive in that province. Also, M.Eng program in UBC is of 1 year and you will be getting work permit only for 1 year. In order to get 3 years of work permit, you have to drop few courses and complete it in 2 years. There are two UBC campuses. Only UBC - Vancouver is good and please don't apply for Okanagon campus.
Even Ottawa is not a bad option. It's a decent university. Getting PR in Ontario is quite difficult.
All the best.

If your academic record is good then you shall appear for IELTS exam and score 6.5 band and also try to appear GRE as GRE gives your profile extra boost.

Canada have better prospect for mechanical engineers. But, only experience will not help you. Canada provide thousands mechanical engineers at their local soil, so if you prove yourself that you are better them, then you will get fruitful result.
All the best.

Brother even if someone offer you a seat in this year September intake don't take it. In the last days of admission, there are many visa rejections, even if the file is strong. So, go for 2017 intake.