Germany

Hi, this can be very wide and broad, won't be possible to mention each and every specialisation or subject as it also depends from university to university but some common specializations are:
Automotive Engineering
Automotive Design and Development
Process Control and Engineering
Robotics
Mechatronics
Automobile and Transport
Material Sciences etc.

Hi Raghavendra, A common requirement is completion of your Bachelor's degree. Some countries accept three year Bachelor's degree, but some require a four year Bachelor's degree course. In Germany you can apply with a three year course. It is very competitive in Germany, you must have an excellent academic track, research interest demonstration, papers, good recommendation letters and a very good SOP. You must take the IELTS and in some cases they may require GATE and German language knowledge. The admission requirements vary from country to country accordingly.

Hi,
Unfortunately, in Germany, they require 13 years of education or so as they say. If you want to apply after 12th, then complete the first year of a B.A. Course in India and apply thereafter. You must also be highly academic since they are very competitive when it comes to admitting students specially international. Undergraduate courses are also taught in German language. You can consider applying to other countries like UK, USA, Netherlands and AUSTRALIA. It is always good to keep as many options available when it comes to university selection.

Hi Hire,
Without the backlogs, I would have still suggested you to apply but with so many backlogs and not a very competitive CGPA, I will rather say you apply someplace else. May be Australia or other European countries which are popular among students.

Hi,
I don' think you will find any such options in Germany. They don't accept class 12th student, you must complete 13 years education, and that too from open schooling will be harder. Please check outside Germany or contact universities directly.

No, Diplomas are not accepted by German higher educational institutes.

Hi, Your grades are good enough. If you manage to get a very good GMAT score, you should try applying to the top business schools in these countries. You may refer to any ranking leagues and find the university ranks and top ones. The National University of Singapore, University of Melbourne, HEC Paris, INSEAD, Kellogg Business School, Chicago Booth are some of the recommendations. Remember though your overall application package has to be outstanding and don't just rely on your grades to sail you through.

Hi, It's going to be difficult to find a fully funded Masters programme. You can check the DAAD scholarship for Indian students, they are merit-based and mostly funded in principle of research, only a few Masters programmes can be eligible. See if you can apply for MS/Ph.D programmes which in some cases may be atleast partially funded.

Hi Ankur, You cannot study in Germany, your grades are extremely low for German universities. Check some alternate options, Poland, Ireland, Finland, Denmark etc. Can have universities accepting your percentage. A number of institutes will also be found in Australia.