Germany

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.

No, it is not possible now.

Germany is a top country for research and technical studies, MBA however is gaining popularity, if you pursue the same from a top ranked business school such as Mannheim or Otto Beisheim School of Management prospects will be good.Remember business professionals are in demand in Europe. Some years of work experience, a very good GMAT score, knowledge of German language will be very important.

Hi Ajay,
Some of the universities you may check for Material Science include TU Chemnitz, University of Stuttgart, University of Marburg, University of Augsburg and TU Bergakademie Freiberg. It really doesn't matter which university is top in Germany, every university is by the way.

Hi Ashish,
Every university in Germany is actually 'best'. You need not worry where you are studying in Germany. Some options include TH Koln (University of Applied Sciences), Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences, RWTH Aachen, University of Bremen etc. You will find more options on DAAD website.

RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, TU Braunschweig, TU Munich, University of Stuttgart, Esslingen University, Freiberg University, and University of Siegen are some of the leading universities for mechanical/automotive or mechatronics engineering.

Hi Jeinil,
Germany is regarded to be the best country for mechanical and automobile studies. Canada is a great option, so you can check universities for both countries. Admissions are competitive, so you must have a good profile.
German universities require very high academic grades, whereas top universities in Canada requires at least 75%. Job opportunities in Germany are quite good. On the other hand, Canada too offer post study work options. Narrow down your choices as per your suitability. If your sole interest is in research, then Germany could be the best option. To get a job, depend on your skills and qualification.