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Yes you can as per the admission criteria your CGPA is bit less but you cracked GRE, so no problem, go ahead and apply for admission. Try for the University of Windsor, University of Saskatchewan, University of Waterloo and Memorial University of Newfoundland..

Consider Germany, USA and UK as the order of your preference.

Dear Sunil,
You can pursue your studies there. It is going to be competitive with a score of 298 yet apply. Sometimes a good SOP works. Do take the TOEFL test too.

Dear Krutarth,
You must check the in-depth program structure on the university websites. Here are a few suggestions
Swansea Metropolitan University, Coventry University Automotive Design, Huddersfield University, Heriot-Watt University,Imperial College London, Universities of Cambridge and Oxford.

Dear Vedant,
Science Po-Paris, MINES Paris Tech, Universite Paris-Saclay, Universite Paris Diderot and Paris Tech are the best options you can consider.

Dear Varakavi,
Let me be very honest here. The answer would be a 'no'. Free seats for international students are very hard to get, moreover your academic hardest till the 6th sem are not too impressive. If you can get at least a 9 on 10 with superb research activities and even publications you may be considered.

Dear Mohammad, I am not sure if you will find a Masters in VLSI. The subjects you mentioned are part for electronics and communication. Take a look at University of Melbourne, The Australian National University, The University of Sydney, RMIT University, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and The University of New South Wales (UNSW Australia). Please check the Australian ranking table to get a list of the best universities in the continent.

Hi Maulik,
No course can guarantee you a good job, you need to improvise on your skills and knowledge. Get hold of a good internship and establish contacts. You must be proactive and network a lot. Good academic performance is also a must.

Unfortunately you are not eligible for Canadian Universities because of your academic score. You can try for SPP colleges of Canada where you might be eligible to get admission. For that, you need to score over 6.5 band in IELTS and at least 300 in GRE. Besides, GRE and IELTS are totally different exams, so you have to appear for both of them. All the best.