Germany

Please refer to the link provided below for details on colleges offering courses in MS in Germany. All details regarding eligibility, exam scores, fee structures can be found at the link mentioned below:
Link: https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany

Yes, your Masters should definitely earn you some points with the admissions department in Leibniz University, as you have already completed your Masters in a discipline. However, other aspects of your application like your undergraduate field of study should be strong as well. Top universities take into account your work experience, college where you graduated from, etc.

I think you can pursue B.Tech from reputed colleges in India and then you shall go for Masters course in Germany. If you pursue B.Tech from NIT or IIIT with high CGPA like 9.5 then it would be beneficial to get placed in MNC companies.

Hi Mounikareddy,
To practice medicine profession abroad, in any country abroad you must pass the respective council exam and meet their standards. Check the ABDA website which is the Pharmacy Council of Germany.

Hi Irfan, Germany is among the best places for automobiles and mechanical engineering. Opportunities are available for candidates with qualification and skills. Stay back and work permit options in Germany are also very flexible.

No, you cannot.You are from an arts background, not eligible for computer science particularly in Germany.

Hi,
Chances are strong. A second Masters in Germany can be done but you must show very good justification on your part.Your project works, research oriented work, publications if any, letters of recommendation, SOP, etc. will be counted.

Hi Vedant,
You can apply to other countries but not Germany. They don't see a Polytechnic Diploma or any Diploma as a qualifier to Bachelor degree. If you want to study in Germany, you must clear IIT JEE Advanced or complete the first year of a Bachelor degree course in India. Learn the German language too.

Germany is most advanced nation in the area of Engineering and Technology. There are large opportunities for good students who do MS from prestigious Universities. Generally MS Mechanical Engineers are able to beg good jobs in engineering firms in Germany if they are able to intetgrate in German society by learning German language and are ready to adopt to clutural diversity.

Hello Irfan,
Firstly, let me congratulate you on passing your graduation in engineering and dressing of admission for MS in Germany. Germany is the desired destination of many students while seats are limited hence there is tough competition. I would advise you to approach specialised agency since there are many nuances and formalities in whole process.
Best wishes