M.S

Hi Ravish,
You have to take the GRE and TOEFL to study MS in USA. Universities also require four year Bachelor degree. In case you have a 3 year degree then you need to check with the universities and get your degree evaluated.

Dear Bharath,
You have a decent CGPA and can target universities like Dalhousie University, Concordia University. You can also target some ambitious universities like University of Ottawa. However, I would suggest you to keep some more country options open and apply there as well.
Competition in Canada has drastically increased in the last 6 months and it is highly recommended that you target regions like USA and some countries in Europe.

Dear Jaspal,
Yes, B.Tech percentage does matter in pursuing MS courses in Germany. However Universities do not mention and specific cut-off on their site because of 2 reasons:-
1. Universities abroad evaluate a person's overall profile than just specific scores. For ex: - 10th, 12th, Bachelors scores, work experience (if any), extra-curricular etc.
2. As Vikas rightly pointed out, cut-offs for admission keep changing from year to year depending upon the type of applications received. However they are generally very high for German Public Universities.

IITs and NITs are the best institutes for doing M.Tech or MS in India. Admission in M.Tech st IITs and NITs is based on GATE score.

Hi Shankar,
Generally, a first class is recommended if you want to study in top ranked universities like University of Melbourne or Sydney. You must take the IELTS, an overall score of 6.5 with no part less than 6 is required. You have to check for more specific entry requirements on university websites.

Hi Rajan,
Please check universities in The Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Canada, China, etc. These countries are good for agricultural studies and options should be available for your budget though not many.

It is advantageous to pursue under graduation from top Indian colleges for seeking admission in MBA or MS abroad. For example, if two candidates have a similar profile then, student of SRCC- Delhi University may have more probability of getting admission over some unknown college.

Hi,
Yes, options will be available provided you have good grades in 10th and 12th, extra curriculars, strong LORs and SOP, fluent German language skills, high scores in TOEFL or IELTS etc. Some universities where you can try include Duisburg-Essen, University of Passau, university Kiel and even universities like TU Berlin and RWTH Aachen if the profile is really good.

Hi Tanishka,
Universities normally ask for a WES evaluation for this purpose. Prior to applying for the evaluation you must check with the university directly, check on their websites, email them, call them, etc. and enquire if they consider evaluation or strictly adheres to their rule of not accepting 3-year degree. Certain universities will hesitate. All the best.