M.S in Canada

Please mention which MS specialization you are interested in. Please visit the websites of universities offering that course and see the minimum eligibility criteria. Usually the GPA required for MS courses is high, (around 3.6 out of 4) so you will have to see which universities will offer you the course on lower GPA.

Your CGPA is a little low so you should appear for GRE as well as IELTS and score well in both. GRE and IELTS both are different exams so you must do well in both the exam. All the best.

Canadian universities will not accept your profile so try for SPP colleges of Canada. Score well in TOEFL/IELTS and apply there, you will get admission in them. Here is the list of all the SPP colleges:
http://pioneerimmigration.com/student-partnership-program-canada-colleges.aspx

Your academic percentage is very low to get into Germany and Canada but you can still try to learn German language and apply in Germany.

If your academic record is good then you shall appear for IELTS exam and score 6.5 band and also try to appear GRE as GRE gives your profile extra boost.

You don't need to pursue any additional diploma to study MS. Your undergraduate years count for the required years to education. Many Canadian universities and colleges accept 15 years of education, so check the eligibility requirements of your course on the college website.

Germany is a leading country in Technology innovation and has growing high technology industry. I am of the opinion that opportunities after MS CS in Germany are very high. Germany is liberal in work permit / visa for students who graduate from Germany Universities.

Hi Vag,
You will be eligible to apply with a valid IELTS score. Good GRE score will definitely help. Admission decisions are taken by the university, so we cannot really say anything, but you have a good chance. Letters of reference and personal statement will be very important. Check for deadlines and apply on time.

On an average, keep 20-30 lacs in bank account to think about Canada. But, it is going to get to many more after the completion of course.

Dear Anis, GRE scores make a difference if it is mandatory and depends on what you want to study and also your grades cum profile.