Germany

Hi Harsh, it is the best you consult with DAAD India. Though Studienkolleg is an option if you don't meet admission requirements, diplomas are not even recognized so chances are minimal. Contact DAAD, they will guide you
https://www.daad.in/en/

It depends on the university you are applying. Go on the official website of the university and see its demand.
All the best.

Hi,
Please narrow down your choice based on factors like your budget, your profile and admission requirements of the universities, climatic and language preference etc. Based on your BE grades Germany and Canada looks next to impossible. Check this list, many options are available so it will help you finalize a country or university
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509

Hi,
You may if you have a competitive profile. High academics and extra-curriculars are a must. Besides, it will depend on the university or the college if it finds you competitive before offering you a scholarship. Since scholarships are offered by the colleges or universities abroad you are advised to check the institute website and find out about financial aids given to international students. Also check the DAAD India website for schalarships to study in Germany and the British Council website to study in UK.

Hi,
It is difficult to pin point particular colleges. Also, AMIE is currently facing recognition issues. I will therefore advice you to communicate with some colleges abroad and see if they accept your qualification.

Hi,
TU Munich
RWTH Aachen
Freie University, Berlin
TU Berlin
Humboldt Univesity
to name a few.

Hi,
To study in Germany one must complete 13 years of education that is one more additional year of formal schooling or college after 12th.You may enroll into a Bachelor's degree program and complete the first year or check for Studienkolleg courses in Germany.
You must also have strong German language skills since the undergraduate courses are mostly taught in German language. Medical studies are highly competitive and all requirements must be met. Check the DAAD India website for more clarity.

Hi Siddharth,
Yes, you can but with 59% Germany will be a very tough choice. Check Australia. If you are interested in Europe then check Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, Spain, etc. Human Resource Management will be more relevant but MS programs are designed in such a way that you can select your desired field as per your interest. So, if you really have interest in Sports management then you can apply. You have to write your personal statement accordingly.

Hi, I doubt there is. All UG courses are taught in German and medical courses in particular are very strict. Also to get the visa good German language skills are mandatory.

Not exactly necessary, but as you can think of, it would be difficult for you to get equipped with the basic knowledge of your own course. So, I will suggest you to learn German for your own enhancement. And, so that you can easily be placed in any of the firms of Germany easily.