Germany

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.

Hi,
If you have applied for a PhD you must know the process already. Please clarify for better guidance.

Hi,
RWTH Aachen is among the best. There is no good and bad university in Germany, all are highly ranked. You can also check TU Munich, TU Berlin, University of Stuttgart, etc. You must complete your Bachelor's degree with very high academic grades, around 75% is minimum. You must take the IELTS as well. Apart from these you must also show outstanding project works, research work, publications, etc. Knowledge of German language is recommended.

Hi Amit,
You need to mention your percentile, German universities are extremely competitive, at least 75% is required.

Hi Pranav,
You will have the better answer to this, if you don't have much interest in programming then find out areas of interest, do you like database management, analysis, information management, general management, etc. You can decide accordingly. Also it is not necessary you choose CSE for your Masters, study what you want so that you succeed in your career.

Hi Pratiksha,
Can you be more specific and clear? What do you plan to study?