M.S

Higher studies to progress in your career is always better. Construction management in india is the most required as its not a very organised sector. If you hv the financial backup, the degree will be a great choice.

Ofcourse, goes without saying. Every country has their own education system, recognized by other countries. However yes the degree granting institution must be accredited by the respective accreditation boards.

Dear Avadhut,
RWTH Aachen is supposed the best. Also consider the other TU9 universities. Please refer to daad website for more information.
Best Wishes

You will get all required info about Germany from their official site on higher education at daad.de.
The degree could vary in their name but the content might be same so explore it well.
In case you need more clarification, feel free to post here.

Hello, you can pursue your MS in Chemical Engineering itself or go for specializations like biomolecular engineering, petroleum engineering, plastic and dye technology etc. Chemical engineering is itself vast, you may go through program curricula in details of the universities and decide what would be best for you keeping your career interests into consideration.
Regards

Hi Abhishek,
Here are a few - Massachusetts Institute of Technology , Stanford, University of California—Berkeley, California Institute of Technology ,Georgia Institute of Technology ,University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign , Purdue University and Cornell University. You may refer to QS, US News Ranking, Times Higher Education for a complete listing.
Hope it helped.

you can try in all the following universities.
Greenwich University. WWW.GRE.AC.UK
middle sex University MDX.AC.uk

Hello,
Applicants for MS in Construction Management must normally hold a bachelor's degree in a construction and related field. If you have a different background you may then be required to have work experience in construction and related areas. I suggest you to visit the university webpages for detailed eligibility criterion - Deakin University, University of Melbourne and Swinburne Inst. of Technology.