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Your CGPA can be anything above 7.0. Getting into a university is not just based on CGPA but other factors like the activities you participate in and even your GRE score.

Hi Surya,
Both the programmes are completely different and have a huge scope respectively. It totally depends on your area of interest whether you wish to go into business administration or Science and technical field. All the best.

Some of the best colleges in India are:
1. All India Institute Of Medical Sciences - [AIIMS], New Delhi
2. Christian Medical College - [CMC], Vellore
3. Armed Forces Medical College - [AFMC], PUNE
4. Jawaharlal Institute Of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research - [JIPMER], Pondicherry.

Yes, there is huge scope for mechanical engineering student, because Germany is a mechanical and automotive hub with majority of top automotive companies like Audi, BMW etc. Originating from there and also there are lot of manufacturing hubs.

Hi Varma V,
The major universities with MS Data Science or Business Analytics courses are very selective like NYU, Carnegie Mellon etc. You can check the requirements. Moreover check University of Cincinnati, Michigan State University, Purdue University, Illinois Institute of Technology and University of San Francisco.

After B.Tech in computer Science, that won't be possible as basic eligibility to take admission in this course is graduation i.e. BE/B.Tech in aerospace or allied specializations. Admission to this course is done through GATE in most of the engineering colleges in India. Course fee ranges from INR. 2 Lacs. to INR. 4 Lacs.

It is my personal opinion that, MCA is better than MS because MCA graduates get a lot of opportunities in private sector as well as in the government sector. They can work in information technology and software field but whereas MS is restricted to the branch you choose. And, MS in IT is a good branch, but I think MCA as a better one as it is more practical study.

It is my personal opinion that, MCA is better than MS because MCA graduates get a lot of opportunities in private sector as well as in the government sector. They can work in information technology and software field but whereas MS is restricted to the branch you choose.

Please click the link below for details. https://www.tum.de/en/studies/degree-programs/detail/bauingenieurwesen-master-of-science-msc/.

Hello,
Both are different field, if you want to make your career in civil social services, then go for an IAS. If you want to see your career in civil engineering, then go for higher education. You can give IES exam also, if you are having interest.