Masters

Hi Aman,
Basis your grades Germany will be competitive so yes Ireland and France are good options. You may also find universities in USA, some universities may consider three years' degree but this will require you to do some more research and will also require a degree evaluation. Also, you must also take the IELTS or TOEFL to study abroad.

Post-graduation Diploma courses are typically a shorter duration than a full time degree and they also cost less than a Master's degree, in addition one can assume that a PG is for the introduction into a new field of discipline, whilst Masters is considered an advanced stage to the initial studies carried from previous knowledge. It is like PG diploma can be used as a building block towards the Master's degree.

M.Sc. Chemistry Distance Learning Eligibility:
B.Sc. (3 years) Degree after 10+2 with Chemistry
B.Sc. General/ cleared degree with chemistry as one of the three main subjects with equal weight-age.
At least 50% marks in aggregate or an equivalent grade for general candidates.
Different institutes may have different eligibility criteria so it is better to check with the college you are applying to.

Cracking IIT JAM in first attempt is the aim of many B.Sc Aspirants.
You must apply for the IIT JAM Exam if you want to do your post-graduation.
To appear in the exam you must go through the complete syllabus and paper pattern of the exam. For this download IIT jam papers - https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam-solved-question-papers-free-download
This year exam will be held in 11th Feb 2018.

I think you must do Masters in clinical psychology as it has tremendous scope in future. As with developing time mental health is considered as important as physical health.

There are certain M.Tech courses in IITs and NITs. You can prefer this after clearing GATE.

Hi Lokesh,
Every department in Oxford has its own set of admission requirements, highly competitive and selective. Oxford is one of the world's top most and reputed universities. Here is the admission page, please check as per your program choice:
http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate
The application procedure is online. You have to submit your documents, take the IELTS, etc. before the specific deadline which can be found on the website.

Hi Rakshit,
Chances are that you won't find too many MS options in a college. Colleges generally offer Diplomas, UG and PG Diplomas. Probably you can check college and university websites and you will get to know. Universities are more competitive with wider global access compared to a college.

Yes, there are courses like MA in music, MA in instrumental/vocal and M.A in music vocal.