M.S

Hello,
I would say both countries are good for Industrial Engineering and helps you build your career. Canada has an edge being geographically larger and number of industries being present there giving more scope of getting placed. It also depends on the university you are doing the course from and how have you performed, which ultimately results in better placements.

Apart from your graduation percentage, everything else looks good. You should apply to all top universities and focus on writing amazing essays (SoP) and getting good recommendations. Try for University of Toronto, UBC, University of Waterloo, etc.

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You are eligible but admissions will be very competitive since universities in Germany admits profiles with scores as high as 90%. You must put extra effort on your SOP and also the LORs submitted by your professors must be exceptional. Besides, you have to show enough academicals work such as projects, research, etc.

Hello, The MS programs are highly competitive in Canada. Your profile seems strong however admissions will depend on your overall application package including LORs and SOP. You may look at Lakehead university, University of Windsor or University of Fraser Valley etc.
Also, MS programs could be either research based or coursework. Research based are selective and would require a superviser to accept you first. You have to decide what is best for you and apply accordingly. Begin researching on the Masters courses, visit university websites, write to them and start the application process a year ahead of the intakes.

The primary distinction between an MBA and an M.S.is breadth versus depth. An MBA degree offers a broader view of business management. So when it comes to deciding between a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and a Master of Science (M.S.) degree, you want to be sure you're making the right choice.
All the best.

Germany is the most advanced nation in the field of engineering. Therefore, MS graduates who have studied in German universities have good job opportunities and career growth. MBA graduate to succeed in Germany require fluent German language proficiency in both written and verbal communication.