M.S

Hi,
Which university in Poland are you talking about? There is no such University of Poland. Overall Europe has a good market for mechanical engineers, so you can try. Warsaw University of Technology is one of the famous.

Hi,
Please refer to this link:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/ms-in-computer-science-engineering-colleges-ds

Hi,
Generally you must hold a 3 or 5 year Bachelor degree with a first class preferably. Additionally an IELTS score would be required. Do check university websites for the admission requirements.

To pursue MS from a foreign university, you would first need to clear your backlogs, unless mentioned otherwise. Your work experience and scores in GRE are fine.

Hi,
There is no specific cut-off, but an upper first class is highly recommended. 75% is what I would suggest.

Hi, you have to complete your Bachelors degree, preferably a four year degree. Take the GRE and TOEFL. Academic and admission requirements vary from university to university. In case, you hold a three year degree course please get in touch with the universities directly, a WES evaluation may be required and accepted.

Hi Kevin,
University of Melbourne, QUT, UNSW, RMIT, ANU, Monash, University of Sydney, etc., are some of the best and you can try applying to these universities based on your grades. For average ones, you can check Griffith, La Trobe, etc.

Hi,
You may if you have cleared the backlogs and overall percentage after clearing all the backlogs is decent. GRE is not required in Australia and it depends on the university if it will consider your GRE score or not. You should start applying to the colleges, you will get admission or not, this cannot be answered by anybody and will depend on your application package and profile.

Hello Anuranjan,
You have scored perhaps enough marks in your graduation exam and I feel you can get Admission in a Canadian college for MS. But then there are many more hurdles to cross and negotiate. It's best to take advise of an expert agency dealing in this routinely.

Your GRE score looks good, but if you have 10 backlogs then probably engineering is not a good choice for you. You might be good at many other things, but certainly not engineering. Why do you want to pursue engineering only? There are many other higher education options in Canada which you can pursue. Also, most of the good universities won't consider you unless you give them a "passed" transcript for all subjects and semesters. I'm talking about good universities. If you really have some good projects and high quality work experience you can give it a try though.