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No, you can easily apply for your Ph.D anywhere in the world, so don't worry.

Hello Durga Prasad,
You might be able to get into few good universities under certain conditions with an IELTS score of 5, if your profile is too good. But remember, VISA will definitely be rejected as they ask for a minimum of 6 in IELTS. Also as per the new regulations, if you get a conditional admit due to English proficiency then the program of study in your i20 will be mentioned as English course rather than computer science, which might affect you while availing the loan.
I would suggest you to retake IELTS and score 6.5 and above with no band less than 6.
All the best!

Hello Parveen kumar,
Please specify the desired country in which you wish to pursue Masters.
If you are looking for US, then definitely you have a good chance if you score 310+ in GRE and 100+ in TOEFL
It is almost impossible to pursue Masters in Canadian universities with this profile as they mainly look for backlogs.
You can try for Australian universities.
All the best.

You need to score 75% in Bachelor degree and IELTS: 6 band. You have excellent score, you can try for:
1. TU - Munich,
2. RUHR BOCHUM – Aachen.
3. Other TU9s.

Out of 6 CGPA, you have to score 2.3 CGPA (German standard), but now a days even 85% cannot assure you to get entry in TU9, and have to score minimum 6 band or above in IELTS, and try to learn German language at least A1 level.

You should go for Canadian Universities.

Hi Manohar,
Applicants are generally required to clear IELTS or TOEFL, depending on the language of instruction applicants might be required to have German language proficiency. If your overall grades are average, then you must consider taking the GRE, but it is not mandatory. Please note that admissions in Germany are very competitive and outstanding academic profiles are deemed fit.
I hope it helps.

Hi Rakesh,
International applicants are usually asked to take IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency. Depending on the university requirements additional entrance test may be required, which would be program or department specific. You need to check the university websites for additional requirements.
All the best.

Germany is hub of computer related technology development and businesses. There is a very good scope for MS CSE graduates in Germany.

While it's a fact that most of the universities abroad only know IITs, you still have a good chance to get admission on the basis of your strong profile that includes researches, publications, internships, leadership projects, etc. Letter of recommendations from your professors employer will also helps. Another way is to suggest a research area and if university likes it, you will be accepted.