M.S

You are advised to evaluate doing MS in Germany. Germany has large educational infrastructure for higher education. There is nominal fee in most of German Universities for MS. You can subsidize your living by working part-time which is allowed as per German laws. You can work for 20 hours a week while on student visa. German government is liberal in granting work visa to students who have studied in Germany. Some of the Germany Universities such as Technical University of Munich TUM runs MS courses in English for international students. Electronics engineers can specialize in Telecommunications or Embedded Systems at TUM. Both courses are thought by university professors and industry professionals. There is good job market for MS students who graduates from TUM. Germany has a lots of private sector companies in field of electronics and telecommunication. Lot of MNC have R&D centres in Munich and other cities. Admission in MS in German Universities is based on your personal acedmic performance , Statement of Purpose, Referral from your faculty and personal interview.

Hi,
It depends upon your interests as well as several important factors like expenses, fees, placements, industry exposure, etc. The top 20 schools offer an average package of around Rs.15 LPA to Rs.20 LPA. You may even bag international placements through some of them.
Whereas, to pursue MS in foreign countries, the colleges generally ask for some work-experience without which you may be debarred from securing admission. The fees of those schools for just a year is quite expensive. So, I would suggest you to gain some work experience and build your overall profile before, if you are interested in doing MS. Else, MBA in India would do.
I hope it helps.