Masters

Hi Varsha,
There is no full-fledged course in content writing in India as such. But there are some institutes which are known for offering short-term content writing course. Some of the best ones include:
1. Henry Harvin Education
2. British Council of India
3. Xavier Institute of Communications
4. Symbiosis Institute of Distance Education
5. Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communications.

Hi Vikas,
Every college is different and hence there admission criteria also varies. Do not lose your hope apply for the course in which you want to enroll, there are many colleges where the admission is based on counselling and personal interview and there is no age criteria as well. But you need to check the eligibility criteria of the college before applying and you can check the same on their website.
Regards.

TU or Technology Universities are more into research, the studies and courses they provided are research oriented and provides a very theoretical knowledge on the subjects. FH or University of Applied Sciences has name suggests gives more practical knowledge or industry oriented studies, makes you job ready.

Hi,
Yes, it's called Studienkolleg. You have to be accepted by the university even to pursue the Studienkolleg programme so it's not easy and definitely not a waste. If your grades are way below their requirements they may not even accept you.

Acharya Narendra Dev College (University of Delhi).

Hi,
Admission to a Master's degree course seems really difficult as a majority of the universities require more than 75%. You can check Simon Fraser, Concordia, Mc Master University, etc. You can also opt for PG Diploma in IT related fields from reputed colleges and universities in Canada such as Vancouver Island University, Mount Royal University, etc.

Hi Earth,
For Masters in Germany, the main thing is to have excellent academic scores, they don't ask for any additional exams besides IELTS and/or German language proficiency. Your entry will be judged by your academic record, projects, patents or publications if any, recommendation letters, personal statement etc. You may take GATE but not at all compulsory and depends on the university's admission requirements. If you feel your B.Tech/B.E scores are not so good then you can take GATE. I would suggest you check DAAD India website and also contact them for applying to German universities.

Hi,
You can explore courses like PG Diploma in Nutritional Therapy, Food and Nutrition, Holistic Nutrition, etc. You may also do an M.Sc since your CGPA is quite good and you will be eligible to apply. You can visit any college or university website to explore these courses.

Instead, you may try to do Masters in India itself. Colleges like IIIT are really good and give decent exposure. Some of my friends have completed their Masters from there. Later, you may opt for Ph.D. from foreign universities.