Germany

Hi,
Education in Germany is almost free. For Master's degree program, a semester fee of around 250 to 500 Euros must be paid. You must also bear the living expenses.

Hi Harshit,
Yes, you can apply for a Bachelor's degree after completing Diploma. You must also check the further entry requirements such as your grades, relevant education, IELTS or TOEFL scores.

Hi,
The application process is more or less the same. However, the entry requirements are different with every university. You can check the university website for requirements such as GRE, TOEFL or IELTS. GRE is mainly required in US. You will also need recommendation letters and a SOP.
Some of the best universities in the countries you mentioned are:
1. Esslingen University.
2. RWTH Aachen.
3. Berlin Institute of Technology.
4. MIT.
5. California Institute of Technology.
6. Georgia Tech.
7. University of California – Berkeley.
8. National University of Singapore.
9. Nanyang Technological University.

No, placements differ from one university to another university and it depends upon the reputation of that particular university.

Hi,
There is no good or bad university in Germany. German universities are extremely selective and reputed such as Freie University of Berlin, RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin and TU Munich. Except the private universities, education in Germany is almost free. Universities normally charge a minimal semester fee. Since eligibility criteria are different for different universities you should visit university's websites or DAAD website for details.

Christ University is offering MBA with dual specialization. It is one of the best university in Bangalore.

Hi Shashidhar,
With a work experience of 1-year you should consider doing M.Sc Management or M.Sc Business Administration. MBA programs typically require 2 to 3 years of work experience. For entry requirements you must check the university websites, every university's eligibility are different. You would be required to take GRE or GMAT, and IELTS or B1 to c2 level of German language certification. Check DAAD website too.

Hi Shaily,
The cost of education in Germany is quite low. While public universities are almost free (they charge a semester fee ranging from Euro100 to 250), private universities may charge up to 16,000 Euro per semester.

Dear Akash,
The answer will depend on many factors for example which university in India are you referring to. If you get through IIT you need not think of going someplace else I believe. IIT is world famous. However, when it comes to research work, research labs, faculty, infrastructure, global exposure then Germany is what I would prefer. TU Berlin, TU Munich etc. are some of the famous universities in Germany.

Following are few of the basic points:
1. Degrees from Germany are respected and recognised worldwide.
2. German education is more research oriented.
3. If you are planning to work in India, go for an Indian degree. Pursuing your higher studies from Germany will help you to get the global exposure.
Hope it helps.