Germany

Hi
You may visit the official website daaddelhi.org for Germany to find the best one with all requirements.

Hi Aman, RWTH Aachen, Heidelberg University, University of Bayreuth, TU Munich, TU Berlin etc are some of the best. There is no good or bad universities in Germany to be very frank. Admissions are very competitive. You must have excellent academic grades, around 75% and above. Demonstration of research work, patents, publications etc are a must.

Hi Hema,
You have not provided your education background and scores so there is no scope of any suggestions. For better guidance mention your details.

Hi Ram,
7.5 is not a great score for public universities but you should still try applying with a very strong SOP and LORs. Most MS degrees are nowadays taught in English, in this case, you need to learn German right away but you can take German language classes there but form most cases at least B2 level is required. Check DAAD website for details.

Hi Satyajeeth,
It is difficult in Germany. You have to check with the universities directly. Contact someone in DAAD. Check here:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/

Hi,
DAAD is not an university. It is the German Academic Exchange Service organisation and provides information on German universities, programs, scholarships etc. You can check here:
https://www.daad.de/en/

Hi Tarun,
Ideally, you are. Work experience is an advantage. However keeping aside the work experience you must have very good academic grades and demonstrate research interests, publication etc and clear intent of study. Some knowledge of German language is preferable. You must also take the IELTS.

Hi - for Canada you can apply for your Masters directly - GRE is not mandatory though some Universities ask for this. However for most MBA courses you will need a GMAT score and work experience. A very few institutions do accept without GMAT and work experience.

No Yash, you have been asking similar queries all along. You have to complete 13 years education either by clearing IIT JEE Advanced or completing the first year of a Bachelor's degree.