M.S

Hi Sameer,
Funding can be organised through education loan from nationalised banks and through scholarships. Scholarships are given by the universities based on their selection criteria and your profile. You must be an academically good student. There are other organisations too like British Council, KC Mahindra Trust, Aga Khan Foundation, etc.

Hi Githu
MS In Germany requires the following:
1. 75% or more in Bachelor's
2. IELTS score of 6.5 or more. it may vary from university to another.
3. CV
4. Letters of recommendation
5. Work experience is preferred but not compulsory
6. Any research/ publication/thesis etc in your subject is given good weightage
For all process you may go through the following link:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/15067/index.html

Hi, GRE is not required to study in Germany. It is required for USA. However if you are an average student you can consider taking GRE but check with the universities if they will consider GRE before investing your time preparing for the same.

Hi,
50% is required in graduation to study at MS Ramaiah Institute of Management.

Hi Vishal,
You can check UBC (it's a top ranked but you should try applying). Also, try University of Waterloo, University of Calgary, Victoria, University of Ottawa, Carleton and Simon Fraser.

Hello Githu,
Work experience is not required for MS programme unless the university specifies it. MBA programmes require work experience. You should check university websites for requirements.

Yes, you can go for Masters after B.Tech. You can go for Robotics, VLSI, Digital Communication. Switching to design field will be bit difficult. You can go for designing in some field related to EXTC.
One more option you can look for is MBA in designing.

It is possible to do MS in Germany within your budget if you are ready to work part-time while studying. Fee in German Universities is very nominal. German government allows students to work part-time 20 hours per week to earn sufficient money to pay for fee and living expenses.

You are advised to seek admission in German Universities for doing MS as cost of doing MS will be within your budget. Fee in German Universities is very nominal. German government allows students to work part-time 20 hours per week to earn sufficient money to pay for fee and living expenses. Germany is liberal in granting work visa to students who graduates from German Universities. German universities are leading international universities for higher studies in Mechanical Engineering.