M.S in Germany

Germany is a country, where technological fields are booming and with quality because they always choose best for their need, so when they choose a foreigner, they first attract by him/her academic record. So, it is definitely tough to get a chance there, but never lose hope because you are an automobile engineer and automobile industries are expand in Germany every day.
You have a chance, so you can choose German taught courses instead of English taught courses, then you can get admission there and it will also help you to get a job there. Extra-curricular activities, projects will also help you.
All the best.

German universities do not follow any ranking, they are equally good and competitive. The most popular ones in terms of research activities, employability rating, international orientation, etc. are:
1. Tu Darmstadt
2. Tu Kaisserslautern
3. Tu Munich
4. RWTH Aachen
5. ULM University
6. Illmenau institute of Technology
7. University of Stuttgart

I think you should apply for MS in USA because it is better than Germany for all the fields.

All TU9s are excellent, but as per world ranking TU – Munich is the best.

Your good academic record and recommendations by your international renowned faculty will increase your chances to get admission in MS in German Universities. German language certification will be like icing on cake.

Your academic percentage is very low to get into Germany and Canada but you can still try to learn German language and apply in Germany.

Hey Rajas, Every university is having an eligibility criteria. As far as I can tell I think most of the university needs above 60% +IELTS + GRE Score and some of the university ask for above 75%. So you can visit https://shiksha.com and download the e-broucher of the university of your interest wise of every countries like UK, Australia, USA & Canada.

Some of the best universities in Germany include TU Munich, TU Freiburg, TU Hamburg, Weimar, Jena & TU Hamburg. For more details, please check WWW. DAAD.De

Both the countries have a great prospect for mechanical and automobile engineering. Germany is good for Civil Engineering where as Canada is good for Gas & Petroleum engineering, but in Germany, German language proficiency is also important.

Out of 6 CGPA, you have to score 2.3 CGPA (German standard), but now a days even 85% cannot assure you to get entry in TU9, and have to score minimum 6 band or above in IELTS, and try to learn German language at least A1 level.