France

Hi,
For Germany, the best way is to go through their official website as shared here:
https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/?p=d&s=kr&id=3882

Canada is the preferred choice and has some good MBA programs, but entry can be very competitive. Usually, you need 4 years Bachelors degree and minimum 2 to 3 years of relevant work experience and a minimum GMAT score of 550 to 650.
The job prospects are also good as after completing 2 years MBA, you will be eligible for a 3 years open work permit in Canada.

Kindly check this link:
http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/european-business-school-rankings-2015

Of course, Germany.
Germany has 0 tuition fees which means, you have to only pay for your living expenses. But, in case of France, you have to pay for tuition fees with your living expenses. If we talk from education point of view, German university is good in compare to France. So, I suggest you to choose Germany. but for Germany, you need good academic record as compare to French.

It is not free Aratrika.
Dentistry programs in these countries take up to 6 years for completion. In Germany, they are not split into Bachelors and Masters degrees. Students must clear the State Examination (Staatsexamen) after course completion. So there is no point looking for MDS courses in Germany unless you want to start afresh. This is the same in case of France too however there are exceptions offering post graduate studies. So, please write to the universities for specific requirements.

Dear Vedant,
Science Po-Paris, MINES Paris Tech, Universite Paris-Saclay, Universite Paris Diderot and Paris Tech are the best options you can consider.

Hi Akhil,
The annual income of software engineers in Australia is slightly higher compared to France. However, the cost of living is very high in Australia. If I were you, I would be wise enough to choose France which is an European hub and has a high standard of living. In terms of jobs, both the countries have good opportunities for software professionals.

Yes, you can, but after completion your MS, first you come back to India, then you are eligible for US working visa. But, it is not an easy process and rejection chances are high, so after your MS, try for some jobs in France.
All the best.

If the university granted your application and you got an admission, then you won't face any problem because you have already scored 6 bands in IELTS, which is enough for a student visa.

It depends on the course and university requirements but in general, you require TOEFL/ IELTS to apply in France. Many courses are offered in English now.