Masters

US:
The US has the most number of top mechanical engineering schools; 29 out of world's top 100. This reason is alone to attract international students because you can aim to apply at multiple universities, all of which are the best in the field. Germany is the second most popular place for pursuing MS in mechanical engineering. Although German universities offer an economically viable option of studies for international students, the reason why it takes the second place is a language barrier.
Canada:
Out the top 100 universities for mechanical engineering, Canada is home to 13, out of which, two are among the top 50.

I feel Canada is the better option when compared to Poland, as Canada is the most attractive country in the world which has high employment rate and many of the top-ranked universities in the world are in Canada.

There are different fee structure of PG Chemistry in every university or college, and for seat capacity I am not sure about it.

Hi Sarmishtha,
To do your Ph.D., you have to contact universities yourself, the research department and their respective heads. You have to find out which universities offer research work in your area. Some of the well known universities in France for CS and IT include Paris-Saclay University, ESIEE Paris, EISTI Graduate Engineering school, EureCom-Graduate School and Research Center, etc. These schools have M.Sc. Programs also. Please check their websites for further information. Check if the language of instruction is English or not as some schools may have French mode only.

Hi,
Eligibility for M.Com:
For admission to M.Com program, students must fulfil the below-mentioned eligibility criteria:
* Bachelor's degree in commerce.
* Minimum 50% marks at the level of graduation.
* Certain universities also admit students with a BA economics (Hons.) degree.
* Students who have passed BBS, BBA, BFIA and BBE with at least 60% marks can also apply.