Study Abroad

There are a plenty of options available for bright life science students for Masters and Ph.D courses abroad. Biotechnology is an applied field, a combination of basic biosciences and technology, very widely known for its excellence and wide applicability; on the basis of it, you can explore almost all sections of life sciences in most of the reputed institutions abroad. Some of the institutions will require basic English language certificates like IELTS TOEFL) and some are just satisfied with high school English scores. Generally, not all universities provide you with a scholarship but a very few; you need to manage your own scholarship privately (self-funded) or through some organisation such as commonwealth, Chevening, DAAD, etc. Self-funded won't require any paper but it's going to be very costly depending on the institution and the country. There are many other fellowships schemes where you don't need a paper but a good research proposal; Madam Curie fellowship is just one of them. Try to get such fellowships, afterwards, a majority of good universities will accept your application easily.

Well, choosing specialisation depends on your interest and career goals. The common requirements to study Masters in Germany are:-
1. Bachelors degree with good CGPA (3.5 or above).
2. Proof of language -In Germany, most of the universities provide Masters in the German language if you want to study in German, then you need to take TestDaf or DSH test or for international students, there are few universities which provide Masters in English. As you are from India, you need to take IELTS or TOEFL for English language proof. University entrance test like GMAT/GRE (if required). Health Insurance
Student Visa
Other Certificates. Entry requirements for university admission vary from university to university.
All the best!