Germany

Dear Navjeet, education in Germany is almost free. What they charge is a minimal semester fee or convenience fee if around 500 Euro.
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Australia,because Germany is famous for his automobile infrastructure there is world class jobs in automobile sector,on the other side Australia gives more CS and architect based jobs the companies like CISCO and Cap Gemini having the major recruitment from Australia.

Yes Germany is a very good choice for MS but you should know German language and also it's tuition fee is not free so you should keep handful of money with you for MS.overall it's a good place and you will get a wonderful job after that.
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Hi Navjeet,
In Germany, UG studies are almost free. Most universities are financed by the government and no tuition fee is to be borne by the students. There is a small semester fee of about 500 Euros per semester. Private universities are however chargeable and tuition fee may be between 15000-20000 euros/yr. Additionally 7908 Euro per year should be considered for living expense.
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yeah Germany universities provide free education. it mainly depends on your academic performance. you need 70% marks for free education. for scholarships login to wemakescholars.com and daad.de German language is compulsory with B1 levelni think and IELTS with 6.5 points

for scholarships login to wemakescholars.com and usually the cost of study in Germany are free for the Govt. funded university. For masters you need 70% marks I think.

if you have 80% marks in be you can try in Germany. You can also try this course in UK. you just try Automotive design courses in UK with industry internships. Many leading auto makers offers it in UK. you can Google and see

German Universities require 80% marks for admission. More over MBA is only for experienced people. If you are an average student you have to prepare well to aspire for MBA