Germany

Hello Jithu,
Germany is far better than Canada for mechanical engineers. There are lot of universities offering M.Tech courses for mechanical students with scholarships.

Hi,
The scope of automobile engineering is quite vast, as it is one of the fastest growing fields in the world. If you want to pursue MS in Germany you need to:
1. Appear for IELTS (score 6 band or above) or TOEFL (score 90 marks).
2. Appear for GRE (optional).
3. Focus on your internship and project work.
4. Strong recommendation letters from teachers.
5. Though, language is not compulsory for MS, but do learn language and give its perspective test.
6. Visit DAAD Delhi website for further information.
For any further doubt, ask frequently.

Which stream are you most interested in?

Yes, you can work part time during study terms and full time during holidays, there are paid jobs.

Hi,
If you want to pursue MS in Germany you need to:
1. Appear for IELTS (score 6 band or above) or TOEFL (score 90 marks).
2. Appear for GRE (optional).
3. Focus on your internship and project work.
4. Strong recommendation letters from teachers.
5. Though, language is not compulsory for MS, but do learn language and give its perspective test.

You have a good chances to get admission in German Universities, if you are able to get two reference letters from international renowned faculty and showcase your academics brilliance.

You can consider Oxford University – England because you will be able to get Dr. Manmohan Singh scholarship for Ph.D.

Hi Satish,
You need at least 75% to 80%.

Hi Rakesh,
Can you elaborate the program level you are referring to and also mention your academic background?

Hi Sagar,
The applicants must hold Bachelor's degree in fields like computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering (communications), electronics engineering or automation. I will advice you to e-mail the desired university and share your profile with them before applying. Your admission decisions will completely depend on the university.