M.S

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.

You may not face any problem because of backlog while seeking admission in Universities abroad because of your good CGPA.

Yes, but options are limited. Check with Keio University International Center and Tohoku University.

Hi Ritu,
What is your education background? You must mention the stream as there are hundreds of options to choose from. Also, you must keep you interests and future plans in mind so everything will be counted and not only the scope.

There is no coaching required to do MS in Germany. You must concentrate on your studies and try to obtain excellent grading in your current engineering degree. You must try to build your personality and technical skills beyond your degree syllabus by joining an Technical group or Community of Practice. Learning German language will come very handy for education in Germany.

As of now there is no change in USA policy on student visa but you can expect some changes in days to come. You are advised to wait for some more time before investing in further education in USA.