Germany

Dear Manjesh,
A majority of the Master's degree programmes target international students, so you will find most of these programmes are taught in English. Though knowledge of German language is highly recommended, it may not be compulsory, a number of universities offer German language classes to the international students at Masters level.

US, German-region, Japan and China are the best choices.
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Hi Gayathri Sumam,
Very few universities offer an MBA in this field in Germany. You can check Frankfurt School of Applied Sciences.

Hi Vishakha,
It can be one of the best. There are no good or bad universities in Germany, all are highly ranked and very competitive.

Hi Mayur,
It is mostly required and recommended if you are planning for undergraduate degree, almost all Bachelor level programs are taught in German.

Hi,
A very good GMAT score may lead the way to a scholarship but not a guarantee. Also, full scholarships are extremely competitive unless you are an extraordinary.

Hi Rishabh,
You need to be highly academic to be considered by German universities. For better guidance though, please mention your education profile if you are looking for a Bachelor's degree.

Hi Vishaka,
It could be one of the best. Other options are:
TU Dresden
Bauhaus Weimar University
TU Dortmund
TU Munich and
RWTH Aachen

Hello Himanshu,
Always remember the proverb: Where there is a will, there is a way. Normally speaking any country will like to accept as student only those who have the best of academics. However, there are many nuances. I would advise you to go to a specialist agency dealing with sending students to Germany. They may help you in your dream.