M.S in Germany

Hi,
Admission procedures in both the countries are different. To pursue MS in USA you must take the GRE and TOEFL. For admissions in Germany GRE is not required but you can always opt to take the test. IELTS or TOEFL and German language knowledge is required. German universities require very high academic scores while in US they look for all-rounders.

Kindly, check the previous answers for leading universities in Germany.

Hi Sunil,
Generally, IELTS score is required. If you are an average student, then you can consider taking GRE or GATE. The eligibility criteria vary with universities, you must check the websites to know the university requirements. All German universities are very competitive. If you don't have around 75% to 85%, then the chances of admissions are less.

According to me, Canada is the best option. The German colleges are not offering visa easily.

Hi Rahul,
The applicants must possess a Bachelor's degree in mechanical or automotive engineering. You can check the university website for specific requirements.

Hi, scholarships are mostly merit-based. The countries you have mentioned are highly academic and you must have a strong academic performance throughout. The universities normally offer financial aid to deserving students. Check this link:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/14498/index.html

LOR, SOP, financial evidences, application fee and knowledge of German language (optional) are required. Certain requirements depend on a university, so you must visit university websites.

MS CSE in Germany is better in comparison to MS in USA universities because expenses to study in Germany are much lesser. Also, Germany is more liberal in work visa for those who graduates from German Universities in comparison to USA. USA H1 visa is based on lottery system and there is no guarantee that student will be able to work there for long time.

TOEFL or IELTS exam will help you in getting the student visa, so you must take either of them. Some universities may accept the certificate but it is better to take a standardized test.