M.S

1. University of Toronto
2. University of British Columbia
3. University of Alberta
4. University of Mcgill
5. University of Windsor
6. University of Laval
7. University of New Foundland, etc.
If your UG score is above 75%, then you will get the admission easily.

Most of the universities of USA are reputed and provide quality education.
Here is the list of some finest universities of USA:
1. Harvard University
2. Yale University
3. UCLA
4. NDSU
5. Cornel University
6. MIT
7. Stanford, etc.
You need to score well in GRE and TOEFL exam and your percentage should be above 70% in graduation.
All the best.

Since you have not even taken GRE and TOEFL, its hard to comment on your chances. Try to get a decent score in GRE and TOEFL to enhance your chances.

USA - varies 30L to 40L
New Zealand - varies 20L to 22L
Germany - varies 13L to 15L

Yes, Sweden is a good place for MS in computer science and in terms of jobs, again it is a great place. But, cost of education is very high as well living expenses. You need around 30 lacs or more. So, instead of Sweden, you can choose Canada and USA (with scholarship) at a cheaper price and opportunities are also better than Sweden. Sweden degrees are worldwide valid. So, don't worry.

Trinity College of Dublin, Dublin University and Limrick University are the best universities in Ireland.
All the best.

60% is low, but try taking the GRE it might help. A score of 310 and above is good enough. If you have knowledge of German language it will add weightage to your profile. You must also take the IELTS or TOEFL before applying. Since you are in the final year of BE, so try for a high quality final year project. Everything counts, since your grades are low you must work harder to get yourself noticed. Keep other country options open such as Australia.
Good Luck.

Hello Maulik,
Canada is not a tech blooming spot. So, its always hard to find a proper placement. Their education laws and opportunities are more like Indian and Chinese. So, options in Canada are not much different from India.
Good Luck.