Germany

Based on your profile you are eligible to seek admission in some German universities.

They mostly rely on GRE, based on GRE score, it's good to join MS industrial engineering. They prefer GRE and their test for MS in Germany.

Hi, too low a score for Germany. Check universities in Australia or Scandinavian or Nordic countries.

Hi,
Please check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/ms-in-mechanical-engineering-colleges-ds

Hi, you must hold a Bachelor's degree with an excellent academic profile. High quality project work, research work, publications etc are also vital. An English language proficiency test is required, certain universities!at also ask for an additional German language proficiency test.

Hi,
Yes, the Mecca for engineering studies.

Hi Saurav, you will require 13 years of formal education to be eligible for Bachelor's degree programs in Germany, are you a 12th grade student? Please specify your academic profile for better guidance.

Please refer to the links provided below for courses in MS from Germany or the US. Your overall application should be strong if you seek to secure admission in colleges abroad as they look at various aspects of your application like UG CGPA, extra-curricular activities, academic outlook, etc. Scholarships are only awarded to students who have done exceptionally well in their academics or are underprivileged. Please refer to the links mentioned below for further details:
Germany: https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/ms-colleges-dc
US: https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/usa/ms-colleges-dc

Germany is a leading country for pursuing automobile engineering with job prospects. Although, the wait period is high, Germany is liberal in granting work visa and nationality to students who completed their education from a German university.

Technical University of Munich and University of Bayreuth are the good options for you.