Germany

Sir,If there are too many scopes after BCA and MCA. You can go for BCA MCA dual degree, which will help and the student and the student will have much better options after it.

There are two types of universities in Germany. One is applied sciences called as TU universities are more research-based universities and FH are more industry based universities which readily prepares the student for the industry based jobs. TU is preferable for students who want to pursue Ph.D and FH is well suited to a person who is readily willing to join the industry.

Hi Meghana,Complete class 12TH with excellent grades and clear IIT-JEE Advanced or complete the first year of a B.Sc Course in India with good percentile. To apply to a German university, you must complete 13 years and not 12 years education. So, the extra year is required either for JEE Advance or complete the first year. You must also know German language, since the UG courses are mostly taught in German language.

After MBA from IIMB, the average salary is around 20 lacs. Exact salary varies from person to person.

You cannot pursue two regular courses at once. You should be doing either one of them through distance. And for admission in Germany, I would suggest choosing a university first that you want admission in and then decide on what to do to be eligible.

You can visit the below mentioned site for admission requirements in Germany.
https://www.universities.com/where-to-study/europe/germany/how-apply-study-germany.

Most of the MBA courses in Germany has tuition fees. They are expensive too. Only technical education of Engineering is free of cost in Germany.

If you want MBA in healthcare management, the universities in Germany are-
SRH University Berlin
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management
Free University oh Berlin.

In which course you want to pursue your Bachelors in? However, you need to appear for SAT or ACT.
You also need to appear for IELTS and German proficiency test.