Masters

You have to concentrate on your B.Tech to score high. You should be ready to take TOEFL and GRE exam. You need to score over 310 or above in GRE and over 95 in TOEFL. You can apply for USA or Canada.
USA needs minimum 70% and Canada wants minimum 70% - 75 % in Bachelor degree.
All the best.

Your GRE and IELTS score is excellent as per Germany standard, but CGPA is bit lower. But, you can try, may be you can get admission in applied science universities.
All the best.

There are lot of specializations in M.Tech mechanical engineering, you can choose any from following:
1. Production engineering.
2. Industrial engineering.
3. Thermal engineering.
4. Refrigeration and air conditioning engineering design.
5. Computer aided design.
6. Energy engineering.
7. Manufacturing sy

You can check the below mentioned link for courses related to automation in Germany:
https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/?p=l&q=Automation°ree[]=2&fos=0&fee[]=0&sortBy=1&page=1&display=list

Hi Anand,
It is a right time to pursue professional course like CMA (US), which can be completed within 8 months to 1 year, so within a year you will become an international professional accountant. CMA (US) is like an Indian ICWA and it has a scope all over the world.

There is no guarantee of job in any part of the world that you will get a job after MS. If you perform well in studies and also gain automobile industry experience while studying for MS in Germany, then you stand very high chances of getting a job in German Automobile Industry.

Before going for your visa interview, you have to take the decision regarding your study program either MS or PGDM. You can pursue both simultaneously.
All the best.

In the US, the average salary package is around 35 Lakh rupees to 40 lakh rupees. The scope is very vast.
In Canada, the average salary is around 20-30 lakhs. The scope is very high.
In Germany, the average package is around 12-16 lakh rupees. Germany has good scope.
The United Kingdom is good too, bu