I'm B.E in mechanical engineer with 7.2 CGPA. I would like to join for M.S in Germany. Can anyone share your views?

Germany is good for mechanical Engineering. You need minimum 80% to get admission. your CGPA 7.2 will not be able to get admission. Apart from this you need IELTS 6.5 Band

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Hi Germany has many universities like RWTH, TUM, University of Heidelberg, etc. If the course is completely in German, then proof of proficiency in German Language that is accepted is either 1. German as a Foreign Language Test (TestDaF) 2. German Language Test for the Admission of Foreign study applicants (DSH) If the course is in English, then proof of proficiency in English TOEFL (550 and higher (PBT), 213 and higher (CBT), 79 and higher (IBT) ) or IELTS 6.0. For bilingual courses, appropriate proof may be required. For engineering courses, some universities may demand GRE.Some universities require the student to take entrance test either online or upon arrival at the campus (in the later case conditional admission is provided). Chances of selection are better if relevant work experience in the field of further study is there or you have a project/ research proposal. Based on official figures from the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service), the average cost of studying in Germany is just US$10,520 (9,170) per year, breaking down to US$540 (470) for school fees and US$9,980 (8,700) for 12 months of living covering food, transport, accommodation, entertainment, course materials and other necessities. In private universities, the cost may go upto 30k euros.

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