M.S in Germany

No, they are not compulsory but having either one of the scores is an advantage no doubt.

Hello,
This will depend on your area of interest and job orientation. On the whole US is No.1, however if you are referring to mechanical or automobiles, Germany is the place to go to.

Tuition fee in Germany is very less. German Universities allows 20 hours of work per week to MS students. You will be able to subsidise your leaving expenses by working. Budget of Rs 10 lakh for 2 years is sufficient to do MS provided you are ready to work while studying. This is based on my personal experience of sponsoring my son's MS in Germany.

Hi Devender,
Essentially, Germany is better for MS courses - applied Science like engineering. Obviously Oxford and Cambridge of UK rank higher but would suggest them if you are looking for pure sciences like mathematics, chemistry, etc. Cost also makes Germany more favorable.

Hi Sampat,
You can apply and there is good scope for professionals in the domain in both Germany and USA. You can also look at France for prospects.

Hi , typically universities in Germany and UK do not require additional tests such as GRE. However, yes do require TOEFL or IELTS from international students. Scholarships are given on merit basis and only a test score cannot define it. If you take GRE aim for a score of nothing less than 315 and IELTS scores above 7. Which field would be good for you is one thing you will know, you must decide what to study and then check for requirements. Are you planning to stick to chemical engineering or trying to shift to management?