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Hi Hema,
As you have completed your undergraduate course in biomedical engineering, it would be always advisable for you to pursue MS in the same field.
You can choose to do specialization in the below mentioned fields:
1. Cellular, Tissue, and Genetic Engineering.
2. Medical Imaging.
3. Orthopaedic Bioengineering and many more.
For your reference find below some of the best universities in US offering the course of your interest:
1. Alfred University.
2. Drexel University.
3. City college New York.
4. The university of lowa.
I hope this answers your query.
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All the Best

Hi Abishek, TU Ilmenau, KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, University of Magdeburg, TU Clausthal offer Masters in Mechanical ENgineering
Any score above 1300 is considered to be good. But this will again not guarantee admission in any univ.
There are 2 intakes in a yearSep/Oct and MArch/April. The application and admission process takes about 9 months so youneed to plan accordingly. Thedeadline for Sep/Oct intake is in Jan and for March /Aprilintake is in July. Hence, youwill need to make an early application.
Once the University receives your application they may takeabout 3-4 months to inform youof the decision. Not all Univmay intimate you if your application is incomplete, hence it is your duty to ensure thatyou send all the requested documents in one go to avoid anylast minute issues.
If you do not want to apply directly or are apprehensive youtake help from UNI ASSIST. they charge Euro 55 for their service of applying to 2-3 univ.And additional Euro 15 per univ.
students are allowed to work part time for 90 full days or 180 days in a year. Also, a graduate is allowed to stay in Germany for 1 year to look for a job. Once you find a job you can convert your student permit to residence permit for taking gainful employment.
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Hi Amit, Education in Germany is free. Some Universities charge a minimal amount of Euro 140 - 500 per semester. Living expenses come to Euro 740 per month. You also need to appear for GRE and TOEFL or IELTS to apply to German University.
Two scholarship programmes that the DAAD offers for master level education are:
1. Masters Scholarship for Public Policy and Good Governance PPGG (http://newdelhi.daad.de/mainFrame/home/PPGG.pdf )
2. Postgraduate Courses with Relevance to Developing Countries (http://newdelhi.daad.de/mainFrame/home/Aufbau.pdf )
A complete list of scholarship programmes for Indian candidates can be viewed at www.daaddelhi.org
students are allowed to work part time for 90 full days or 180 days in a year. Also, a graduate is allowed to stay in Germany for 1 year to look for a job. Once you find a job you can convert your student permit to residence permit for taking gainful employment.
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