M.S

Scholarship doesn't depend on just one factor. Your GPA, GRE/TOEFL scores equally matter. Moreover, you need to apply before the scholarship's deadline.

The chances are very good and you can get a job almost immediately. The salary will also be fairly good.

Chances are fair.

No, GRE is not required for MS in UK or Australia only IELTS is required, if you are looking at post study work and PR then Australia is a better choice, however enroll for a 2 year course as only then you will be eligible for PR. Cost wise UK is lesser as it is only a 1 year course but no PSW or PR.

All Canadian universities are ranked high among the North American universities. There are lot of opportunities for software professionals if are ready to move within the country.

This is not true. Availability of job is dependant on the area of study. The student's exposure to industry during the study. Also, it is very important to involve in various networking forums to find potential employers even while you are in school. Having a previous professional experience will come handy.

US and Germany are good options to do your MS in. However, you may find more college options in the US.

Yes Pinkal, German universities accept GATE scores.

In Germany, automobile will be the best option.

Hi,
each univ has its own criteria ,however its recommended to have 70% and above in undergrad to compete