Germany

Hi Venu,
It depends on what type of job you are planning to do. An automobile company and every company have several departments from front desk to higher management. Please decide what you want to do and study accordingly. Do remember by pursuing a course you won't get a job unless you have the relevant skills and knowledge. If you want to stick to technical core field you must obviously pursue a Masters in the field of your choice like automobiles, automotive design. Similarly if you want to go to the managerial side then choose MS Management.

Hi,
Biotechnology has numerous opportunities abroad particularly in RnD. I will advice you to retake GRE if you can, try for a score above 310. MIT, Columbia University, Caltech, George Mason, University of Oxford, ETH Zurich etc. Visit the university websites for research opportunities in the field of your choice and write to them along with your research questions or proposal. They will get back to you if they like what you wrote. Follow up proactively with them.

Hello,
With regards to PR, Australia is the better option. The country also offers work permit to international students. The University Of Melbourne, The University Of Sydney and The University Of New South Wales are world known. It is however a well known fact that USA is home to all the top universities. But there is little chance of PR options.

You can choose EU B-school, Munich campus. It is one of the best management institutes in Europe, but other management courses in Germany are not as good as compared to US, UK, and Australia, so think before you try and you can also choose INSEAD, France. It is on the list of top 20 B-schools in the world, and French government also provides various concessions for international students, so you can try.

Hi,
For all countries abroad you require GRE and TOEFL score for MS degree.
There are a lot of courses in Germany which are in English language. Please check on masterportal.com

While the USA is the hub of big data, Germany provides you the best quality education. Germany is less expensive as compared to the USA.

Yes, you can apply for winter intake in 2017. For that, you have to maintain your UG score (75%), and you need to score well in IELTS exam (6 band). Also, try to learn the German language. It will be an added advantage on your part.

The chances to get admission in German Universities are limited, unless you improve your performance because your current academic performance does not meet requirements of overall good academic records.

Hi friend,
University of Stuttgart, TU Darmstadt, Munich University of Applied Science, FH Aachen, TU Braunswick and Bremen University of Applied Science are some of the best. You may refer to QS World Rankings for more options. Scholarships are quite competitive in Germany though all universities have financial aid. You must have excellent grades to be considered for scholarships.