Germany

It is not that easy. First, you have to pursue a degree or Diploma course in any of the technical fields. You need to have some work experience if you want to study in Germany. Also, you need to learn German language.

You may face challenges in getting admission in Ph.D abroad because with MCA degree by distance learning you may have difficulty is showing consistent academic performance. You are advised to try seeking admission in German universities. You may also not face similar challenges in India.

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Select the universities you want to apply to, if you haven't seen the DAAD website yet please do, you must know about the universities and program/university specific requirements. If the university you desire to apply to are offering the programs in German language you need to learn German. For all such details DAAD is the site you need to refer to. Academic track record is the most important factor when it comes to German universities so focus on your studies. Project work , final year projects etc will count. IELTS will be required too.

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You must complete your 10+2 and with good grades and clear IELTS. German universities require 13 years of basic education, so international students have to clear 1st year of their graduation program before applying to German universities. You can read more about the eligibility on DAAD website. You must have German Language Proficiency, complete A1, A2, B1 and B2 level. Similarly to study medicine in France knowledge of French language would be required, although they do not require 13 years education. Every country , university and program have different requirements especially the medicine studies.

Dear Niteen, RWTH Aachen, TH Karlsruhe, University of Augsburg, TU Kaiserslautern, TU Darmstadt, TU Munich and LMU Munich would be the best options. With 60% it is going to be extremely tough. Best Wishes.

Hi Arshdeep, you will be the best person to answer your question, nobody else would know what you are aiming for. If you have decided where to study you must decide what to study as well. Would also like to inform you that Germany is a good choice for engineering and Science quite contrary to your field.
Go through the DAAD website, they have the requirements listed. You must have an outstanding academic track record and an IELTS of 6 to 6.5 or higher. Fluency in German language will be required if you are looking for undergraduate studies.
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/

How much you earn depends majorly on your current qualification, knowledge, the region, area of work and so on. In larger cities such as Munich the earnings will be higher so will be your living expenses. A rough estimate would be around 6 to 10 euros per hour. Remember the limitations you need to follow as an international student, you cannot work more than 20 hours a week.

Dear Rajat, Germany is cheaper than most countries, the national universities are free, all undergraduate programs are free, living expenses are considerable, tuition fee for graduate programs are low. The reason why the country is so competitive is because the education system is affordable and they admit only brilliant students, with no compromise on the education quality.