Germany

Yes, you can try for MS in Germany but you have to qualify in such international exams like GRE, IELTS, GMAT, etc. but you should prefer for GATE to get admission in IITs or NITs, they have nice scope in your career. Hope it would be great.
Best of luck for your dreams.

Yes, you can do MS in information security or cybersecurity from Germany. Well in Germany there is no tuition fees so you only need to think about living expenses and others. First you need to give English Efficiency exams like IELTS or TOFLS and sometimes colleges also ask your German language skills so you need to give German language exam too.

For which course you are planning to study. To study in Germany, you should appear for IELTS /TOEFL and appear for German language proficiency. For master GRE is also required.

Hi,
If you are applying from India, check out the below link which I found some relevant information about visa requirement of Germany.
https://berlinsbi.com/international-student-guide/visa-and-immigration-information/india/.

Hi,
London is the best country to do architecture, and it is best in terms of placements and studies.

University of Bremen is the best university in the Germany for MBA and fees is around 20000 in Indian rupees.

If you have completed a four year degree (10+2+4) that is completed 16 years of education, then you are eligible to apply for Masters in Canada and Germany. In both the cases you need IELTS minimum 6.5 Band over all and all components minimum 6 band. You can apply directly or through education agents, who will get you admission and process your visa. In Canada if you do two year programme you will be given post study work visa for three years. In Germany, you will be given two years.

You should refer to Shiksha's study abroad website. You will get all sorts of information there and you will also be able to get professional help of a counsellor.

You need have excellent academic scores of above 70% marks. And, need to appear for IELTS and German language course.

All colleges have different requirements. If they take admission based on merit, you need to have a good score to be eligible. Don't aim for just to eligible. But if you are seeking admission through exam, then I would suggest not falling below 55%+.