Germany

Hi Satya, MBA programmes are designed for working professionals hence you will require 2 -3 years work experience before applying to an MBA program either in Germany or anywhere in the world except India. MS programs on the other hand could be pursued by freshers and contains more theory than case studies as compared to an MBA.

Hi,
Yes, you can do your MS. Take the IELTS. A German level certification is recommended for maximizing the chances of admissions.

It is difficult to get job in German companies just based on your B.Tech Mechanical engineering degree. You have following options to get job in Germany: (a) Gain sufficient experience and niche skills (b) Do MS in any of the German University (c) Join any German company with facilities in India and seek transfer to parent company based on your performance.

In Germany, education is free but you need to study in German language. You need to give German language test as Germany has very good technical education if you know German then go for it.

Hi Abhinav, suggested you check the DAAD website, it provides all information for studies in Germany and a comprehensive list of programs offered are also available. Please check here
https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/
I believe Karlsruhe Institute of Technology offers what you are looking for.

Hi Jenil,
These are some of the best universities for automobile engineering in Germany:
University of Bayreuth
TU Munich
TU Berlin
RWTH Aachen University
University of Bayreuth
Esslingen University of Applied Sciences
TU Darmstadt
and Technical University Ingolstadt

Hi Akshay,
Germany's leading universities include TU Munich, TU Berlin, RWTH Aachen, TU Darmstadt, Freie University Berlin, Esslingen University of Applied Sciences, TU Dortmund to name a few.

Dear Jenil,
If you are planning for a degree you must pursue the same from India before applying for studies in Germany. You are not eligible to pursue a degree from Germany with the current qualification anyways. Complete the first year of a degree course and apply for a bachelor's degree in Germany.

Dear,
Every branch has good scope but it depends on candidate. As we all know that mechanical engineering is the evergreen branch and after completing this course from top colleges, you will definitely get good jobs in future. Also there are many more branches in demand like electrical engineering, CSE and civil engineering. So, it will depend on you & your own interest every branch has their importance so choose that field, in which you have like the most, so that you don't face any problem at the time appearing.
Best of luck for your bright future.

Yes, Germany is good for MBBS and you need to get minimum 50% in PCB in class 11&12. And you should clear German language test before taking admission and after completing MBBS from Germany you should appear for MCI test.
You should take admission from an University which is recognised by MCI & WHO.