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1. Bachelors degree with good CGPA (3.5 or above).
2. Proof of language -In Germany, most of the universities provide Masters in the German language if you want to study in German, then you need to take TestDaf or DSH test or for international students, there are few universities which provide Masters in English. As you are from India, you need to take IELTS or TOEFL for English language proof. University entrance test like GMAT/GRE (if required). Health Insurance
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The scholarship amount varies as per the university and student profile. It is difficult to say, it can range from 1000 USD to 40,000 USD. Scholarships are generally given on merit, its upto the university or the sponsor. Yes, you can apply for education loan and scholarships simultaneously. Visit DAAD India website for scholarship information while studying in Germany.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technologywww. Mit. Edu
Stanford Universitywww. Stanford. Edu
University of California- Berkeleywww. Berkeley. Edu
University of Illinois Urban Champaignwww. Uiuc. Edu
University of Michigan Ann Arborwww. Umich. Edu
Cornell Universitywww. Cornell. Edu
University of Texas at Austinwww. Utexas. Edu
University of Maryland College parkwww. Umd. Edu
University of California San Diegowww. Ucsd. Edu
California Institute of Technologywww. Caltech. Edu
University of Wiscon
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US and Canada will be good, Germany is into academics, so if your GPA isn't great chances are less. But, give a try. US universities are more into holistic approach, they don't have importance to just one parameter so looks better for you. Also your SAT score is good. Just check with the universities for double UG programs or double major requirements.
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