Germany

Hi Yashwardhan,
Your chances are pretty moderate. You must also take your IELTS and I will advice you to learn the German language. Consider taking GATE or GRE too.

Hi Avinash,
You can check National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, MIT, Caltech, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, Carnegie Mellon, TU Dortmund University, TU Munich to name a few. Admissions will depend on the university and also if you want to study Bachelors or Masters. The only common factor is that you must be academically very strong.

Hi Mani,
56% is too low for German Universities. They give admission to the students with 80% grades. I would suggest you to look at universities in Australia, NZ, Poland, etc.

Hi Rohan,
Can you share your grades? German Universities are highly competitive.

I would advise you to get some work experience before you apply for a job in US. The chances will depend on your qualification. You would need an employer to sponsor our H1B, which is the most difficult part.
Good luck.

Hi Allan,
You can opt for MS IT. German universities are competitive, so you should check if they will accept IGNOU degree or not. You must have high scores to get admission and you may be required to take GRE. IELTS will also be required with German language.

Hi Varun,
Below mentioned are the well-known names in Germany:
1. RWTH Aachen.
2. University of Stuttgart.
3. TU – Berlin.
4. TU – Munich.
5. TU – Dresden.
6. Esslingen University of Applied Sciences.
7. Berlin Institute of Technology.
8. Freiberg University.

MBA in HR and twin programming in Germany cannot be compared as they are very different programmes. In twin programming, you will get twin degree, one from Christ and the other from the university in Germany.

I don't think exams like GRE, etc. is required unless the university really requires one. Applicants with outstanding academic track record are taken. International applicants must provide IELTS or TOEFL scores, German language knowledge is also preferred. Always check with the universities prior to applying.

I am pretty sure that TU Berlin does not charge any fee for the Bachelor's degree programs and therefore making it to the university is even more competitive especially for international students.