GRE

Dear Priyanka,
It depends upto admission criteria of university, most of the German university requires entrance exam score+ English test score.but few might give exemption for english test score subject to other conditions.so it is advisable that you should contact to admission counselor of particular university.
all the very best

Hi,
GATE is only valid in India. You can pursue your GRE exam. Get in touch with the university website. Hope this helps. Thanks!

You have quite a few. I would suggest AECC and you can contact one Ms. Uma or Ms. Revathi. Hope this helps. Thanks!

There is actually no pass/fail in these standardized international tests. Whatever marks you score you can or cannot get admission. You must note that there are certain universities in the USA like all in Australia/Ireland/UK/Canada/NZ which do not require GRE/GMAT. Then again you must check their accreditation, ranking, reputation, etc. Contact www.scholarclips.co.in/contact-us.htm for more details.

Hello, every university offer scholarships to international students on merit basis, there is no single criteria. Scholarships by Australian universities are however tough to get and they are not amongst the financial aid givers.

Dear Abishya,
A good GRE score is usually above 310. Though IELTS is also accepted, take TOEFL instead of IELTS if you want to study in US. A score of 100 in TOEFL is required. If you decide to take IELTS still an overall score above 6.5 is recommended. Please note that the admission requirements vary from university to university so you must visit the university websites to check the requirements before applying . Hope it helps.

IELTS and TOEFL are language proficiency exams and GRE is competitive exam for Masters in US or Germany.

Dear Steffi, if you check the websites of each of the universities carefully you will know that GRE is not mandatory for students having a prior degree in mathematics. Having said that since requirements and selectivity depends on a particular university alone I will strongly advise you to communicate with the universities directly.
Best Wishes