M.S

Hi, The admission is merit based. So it depends on this year's studenrs applying. It also depends on the category you belong to. Looking at the previous years record, if you are in a reserved category, it will be easy for you.

Hi Badal,
You did not mention which courses and which country. So, you can filter out your options from this link:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509.

I have seen in my experience that no matter which country you choose to study, it come down to one point and that is your grades and the knowledge you have about the subjects that you studied.

Yes you are eligible to study in Germany. To know which are the best colleges or universities that you can look at, please check shelldreamsoverseas website.

You cannot directly contact professors unless you have a record of studying in the university in Germany. You may contact the university itself and get more information.

1. Bachelors done in considerably good university
2. Good grades
3. English knowledge certificates such as IELTS or TOEFL are the basic requirement that can be followed.
After this there are things that have to be done with relation to visa which has formalities that has to be followed.

The requirements may vary from one university to the other. However, you must get your language proficiency test done that is, IELTS. There is TOEFL too but most universities in Germany expect IELTS. You must have 6.5 bands in all four modules.

RWTH AACHEN
TU Munich
University of Stuttgart
KIT
University of Hamburg
Above are some of the best choices of universities for you.

German universities are the best to do MS in engineering. So it is highly recommended to study in Bachelors in good university and have good grades. Getting into Masters at the earliest after Bachelors is good since it gives you an idea on which subject to choose and what interests you. You must have at least basic knowledge in German language plus you will also have to clear language proficiency test like IELTS or TOEFL. Fill in the applications with vital data so that the committee that analyses the application will have enough and more details.