Germany

Hi Jayesh Gadhave, you must have heard about education loans, that's how you can bear the expenses to study abroad including Germany. You can contact any nationalized bank and get some information before applying. To avail education loan you must be accepted by an university. Also banks do not give 100% loans, 20 to 30% of the fund must be arranged by yourself. Besides, you must also check university scholarship, every university has some or the other grants. You can also look for grants available in India for students willing to study abroad like Aga Khan Foundation, Inlaks Scholarship etc.

Hi Rohan,
Please check for department and programme specific requirements:
http://www.en.uni-muenchen.de/about_lmu/academics/faculties/index.html
Also, take help of the DAAD website:
https://www.daad.in/en/study-research-in-germany/studying-in-germany/master-studies/

Hi Chandravati G,
You have to clear your Bachelor's degree with very good marks, more than 75% is required. Also to study in Canada you must have 4 year Bachelor's degree since they don't accept 3 year degree courses. You must also take IELTS to meet English language requirements. Your admissions will also depend on your SOP, LORs, project work, internships, extracurricular activities etc.

Hi Rahul,
Without work experience and basis the academics, MBA is not the right program for you at the moment. Look for MS programs. But if you want to do MBA then gain 2-3 years of work experience and take the GMAT, get into a good b-school.

Hi Ayushi,
Germany's top business schools are WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management, Mannheim University, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management and HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management to name a few.

Hi Mukund, Germany is one of the most preferred destination. However changing your stream will be challenging until you display some interest and relevant knowledge and experience. Though MS programs are designed in such a way that most of them do not need prior background but Germany being so competitive it won't be a cakewalk.