M.S

Hello Neha,
Masters programs in Canada typically require applicants to have high academic standing more than 75% and above. You need to check the university specific admission requirements, you will see most of them requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B average) in the last 60 credit hours of study or last two years of your UG degree. You may still check Concordia University, University of Saskatchewan and University of Windsor.

Hello Shubham,
You wish to study MS in automobile. But please note that your study of MS will have it's foundation laid in Bachelor degree of engineering. As per the details you have provided, it seems that you are unable to grasp knowledge. In such a case, your dream doesn't seem too favourable. If you're really interested to pursue your dream, you need to work really hard. Discuss your drawbacks, your weaknesses with your college faculty, get a mentor. Score good and surely you can achieve your dream.

Hi Shubham,
If you are really fond of technical things and looking for a career in the engineering sector in terms of RnD or teaching, then you can opt for MS in the same field. Otherwise, you can work for a year or 2 and pursue MBA from abroad.
MS management or PG Diploma in management can also be taken now. You should evaluate all the pros and cons before coming to a decision.

Hi Sravan,
German Universities are highly competitive and selective. You need to maintain good academic grades. You also need to learn German language and prepare for your IELTS. A very solid project work would be recommended.

Hi Sandip,
GRE is required by almost every university in US to consider your application for a MS program. Low tier universities do accept without GRE scores but think twice before investing in low ranked universities. For management programs you must take the GMAT.

Hi Sunidhi,
UNSW is the top most for computer related studies in Australia. It has strong research oriented practices and tie-ups with research organizations. For more reasonable options and popular choices for computer related studies, you can also check:
1. RMIT.
2. UTS.
3. Curtin.
4. UniSA.
5. QUT.

Hi Thireesh,
You must take the IELTS or TOEFL to study abroad. European countries prefer IELTS over TOEFL. Since, Luxembourg is a country and there are many universities and colleges you must specify, if you are targeting any particular college and program for better guidance. Luxemburg is also one of the most expensive countries in the world.

Germany is a stable economy with excellent technology based industries. Germany has excellent educational institutions for higher studies. German government is liberal in granting work visa to students who undergo higher studies in German Universities. It is recommended that you may evaluate undergoing MS in Germany.

Hi Rahul,
Please check this for fee information:
http://future.mcmaster.ca/money-matters/cost-estimator/
Chances of admission basis your profile is quite good. Your admission will also depend on the LORs and SOP.

Dear Chirag Patel,
All are good and fine. It depends on your interest. M.Tech, ME and MS leads you to stick your own core area, where as MBA, leads to executive life in the area of marketing, operations and production management, etc. Therefore, if you want to stick your core go for M.Tech, ME, etc. if not MBA.
All the best.