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Yes, you can. You just need to score good marks in GRE and TOEFL exam.

Dear Punal,
Since every individual have different requirements and planning, the answer to your question will also differ. There is no specific course which could be tagged as the best. It is up to you, what you want to be or do. You may go for a Masters in mechanical engineering or a specialized Masters in an area of your choice, examples may be material science, manufacturing, transportation design , automotive and automobiles, management engineering and so many.

Hi,
In terms of salary, MBA will help you more than MS, but again if you go with your interest and dedication, it will definitely lead you up with more added income. In terms of your fees invested, MS is much cheaper than MBA and also b-schools have their own fee structure.
Good luck.

You require above 75%. You need research orientation, paper publication and German language knowledge in addition to an outstanding academic record. You must also clear IELTS or GRE.

Entrance exams except IELTS or TOEFL is not required, unless specified by the university or if you have an average profile. For better chances, you can think about taking GRE or GATE.

71% is a great score. Anything above 60% is accepted.

Hi Pratthosh,
Which universities will accept you is a difficult question. Every university's selection criteria differs. It is best you check the entry requirements and see if you meet those.
You may write to studyabroad@shiksha.com or anamika.saxena@shiksha.com to help you select the right universities basis your profile.

Yes, it is good option.

You need to prepare for Graduate Record Exam (GRE), if you are planning to do MS or M.Tech in USA, Canada, Australia, UK and Ireland. You should enquire well about the present scenario prevailing in the country. I mean about the job opportunities because grass will be greener on one side and darker on the other so, make a wise decision and make a final decision and work hard and focus on your goal.
Best of luck.