Germany

Dear Karthik,
TOEFL is accepted too but IELTS has better preference in Europe.

To maximize your chances of getting admission in MS in German Universities, you must have excellent academic record. You must aim to be in one of the first 10% students in your batch. You need to have an excellent rapport with the international known faculty so that you can get two excellent reference checks. Join your engineering college's automobile society and participate in various events to showcase your interest in the field. Publish articles in the automobile field. Develop expertise in one of the subfields of automobile engineering.

Germany has the best technological universities offering good skills as compared to other countries throughout the world.

Dear Rutvij,
The procedures for both are slightly different. Germany is not too popular for management studies however, the business schools are extremely competitive. To pursue MBA, applicants must be academically strong, have work experience and must have taken the GMAT or GRE with very good scores. Similar are requirements for Masters in banking, the only exception is they do not require work experience as a mandatory factor.

Dear Rahul,
It is hard to say, if you will get a job. If you have the talent and match the job requirements, you will get one. You need to perform extremely well in your academics and learn German. Network with the right people and upgrade your skills.

There is no fee for education in Public universities in Germany but universities charge nominal fee for admin expenses. Living expenses are approximately Euro 10000 per annum.

GRE is necessary for securing admission for competitive courses like mechanical, aeronautical, civil or automobile engineering.
Other than that, it is not mandatory. You need to appear for scholarship tests like IELTS or TOEFL. German language certificate could be an added advantage but not mandatory.

Normally, we have GMAT exam to pursue MBA from abroad. Your percentage is fine as anything above 60 is good.

Though most of the countries are open for continuing education for their citizens. To guide you better, I need to know about your educational background, age, work experience, etc.

It majorly depends on which university you are getting admission in as all three countries have some of the best business schools. If finance is not a constraint, then Canada is the best choice. Germany stands on 2nd number and New Zealand on 3rd.