M.S

For admission in MS, you may try Australia or UK universities where GPA requirement is low as compared to USA. Because of your low graduation marks, your GPA will be low. While pursuing MS, in second semester, you will have to secure an internship with some company there. After successful completion of the internship, if they offer you a job, then the job letter will ensure work permit and extension of the VISA but to complete the procedure, you will have to return to India once.

Your University of study and its accreditation status, GRE score requirements, affordability status, availability of scholarships and loan assistance etc. are some of the factors that need to be considered.

If money is your problem, look for loan assistance and scholarship options. You must also clear GRE with required scores. You should have your affordability status in mind before choosing a university for your program. You can also visit: http://www.scholars4dev.com/tag/scholarships-for-indians/

Hi Harish,
Yes, Canada is one of the best destinations for Civil Engineering. Some of the top civil engineering universities of the world are located in Canada. The best ones are given below
• University of Toronto
• McGill University
• University of Alberta
• University of Waterloo
• University of British Colombia
GRE and IELTS requirements varies, so I will request you to visit the individual websites for eligibility criteria. It is recommended that you have very good academic grades, GRE score of above 310 and IELTS of 6.5 as these are some of the most competitive universities.
Hope it helps.

Hey Hardeep,
You must have a minimum score of 6.5 to be considered for admission at UM as per the university's admission requirement portal. You can contact the university directly for more information or confusion.
Hope this helps.

It all depends on, what do you want to do. If you want to continue to remain on the technical side of your degree stay with the MS program. On the other hand if you intend to move on to managerial side you should go for an MBA. Follow your interest as both are good if you do well.

The answer to your question depends on what you want to do in the future, what is your area of interest and where do you want to work or settle down. For example, if you are keen to study and work in the US, you should consider doing a MS from the US. If automotive engineering is what excites you, then you should consider Germany. If you want to be in India, then you can look at the M.Tech programs offered at IIT and other top institutes in India. Either ways you can't wrong. It's more important to figure out your goals and accordingly make a decision.
Hope this helps.

Hi Sahil,
It is worth if you pursue your studies from a reputed university. Getting your degree from any XYZ university abroad or USA will not do any good. It is important from a career point of view.
However, getting a job will depend on your own skills and credentials.
Hope this helps.

Hi Sanjay, German universities are quite affordable. Public universities are mostly free and extremely competitive. Some of my recommendations are Humboldt University of Berlin (GRE/GMAT required), University of Cologne, University of Regensburg and Philipps University of Marburg. In addition to IELTS requirement, proof of German language is also required. You may check the university websites for admission requirements and other details. Hope this helps.