M.S

Hi Renju,
Many universities in Europe have rolling admission system. That is you can apply anytime during the year and several intakes are available. The deadlines and intakes will depend on the university. You need to check university websites for the same.

Hi Anjali,
To start in Fall 2018, you must apply by the end of 2017. In USA, generally, the application portals will open from Aug or Sept of this year onwards. The deadlines are mentioned accordingly. Try to submit by the international deadlines and apply early for better admissions and scholarship prospects. To be considered for admissions you must take the GRE and a four year bachelor degree is recommended. Feel free to write back for more guidance.

You may visit the DAAD website. It will be better to take IELTS or TOEFL exam to maximise your chance to get admission. Also, it is advisable to visit the institute website where you want to take admission in MS. All the best.

Hi,
You may check it's ranking for the particular course and also if the course is available in English or not as it will be easier for you.

Hello Aditya,
Germany is a great place to pursue PG. However, every University has its own yardstick and it is better, if you check about your prospective university. They also look for your academic performance. If you have a convincing answer for low performance in UG level, it can be ignored.

Hi Shikhar,
MS from abroad offers you range of specialization and every country has its own nomenclature for it from embedded systems to big data.

Hi Chetan,
PG studies in engineering studies can cost around $14000 to $ 21000 a year for international students. The figures are in Canadian dollars. Canadian universities are not too highly priced.

Hi,
You can research at daaddelhi.org for MS in Germany for two reasons. One is that you get almost free education in public/state universities and the second is the fellowships available are good. Just check and revert if you need further help.

Hi Poorna,
Either one of these will do. Either you take IELTS or TOEFL. But since its Europe, take IELTS for better prospects. They even need IELTS for job purposes too.

Hi Mohan Krishna,
Since German universities are extremely selective you must be having very high CGPA. More than 75% is required or at least 8 out of 10 is minimum. But different universities have different requirements and selectivity. IELTS score requirements also vary but generally an overall score of 6.5 or 7 with no section less than 6 is required.