MBA in Germany

Gisma Business school is a good institution in Germany. They hold the #31 rank in Germany and #657 rank worldwide as a management school. So, I think its a good option to choose.

I know a bad CGPA of 2.44/4 with a passing CGPA criteria can get you admission in Masters in electrical engineering in TU which is equivalent to 3.34 in German scale (sufficient) so do not lose hope. You have education and don't underestimate yourself.

Hello,You need to have 4-5 years of work experience and a good aggregate in the Bachelor's degree to get into good universities in Germany and Canada. Need to give IELTS or TOEFL and GMAT or GRE as required by the university.

It is not compulsory but you will feel the need of it pretty soon once you start studying there.

You may get a good job according to your skills and knowledge. Even students who study in IIMs don't get a job. Handful of people get excellent jobs. Many get average placement jobs, which is near about 20 Lacs. MBA is all about marketing and Indian colleges know better about the Indian market. German colleges will focus on European markets, hence in India you may not get a good job at the starting but with experience in India, you can expect a good job.

Here's the list of 5 best universities in Germany for MBA without work experience:
Technical University of MunichLudwig Maximilian University Munich
University of KielUniversity of TubingenUniversity of Ulm

Seek council, there will be to many things, but before anything learn German, if you take care of that rest is easy, go like this, German language, then college check QE ranking then scholarship, you can get till 100%.