My son with a BTech in Mechanics from Manipal wants to pursue an MS abroad: What should be his next steps?

Ans: Hello Anurag. Thank you for contacting us. Yes, he may certainly study overseas for his further education. All of the countries are excellent alternatives, but given his previous schooling, I would prefer the United States or Germany. He can apply for MS Mechatronics, Mechanical, Engineering Management, Robotics and Automation, and other programs based on his level of interest.

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Ans: Hello Annamalai,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that Germany is a great option for a Computer Science Engineering (CSE) graduate looking for an affordable yet top-notch MS program overseas. Outstanding education in computer science and engineering with cheap or no tuition fees is offered by universities in Germany, particularly public universities. Moreover, Germany boasts a strong technology sector and a dynamic labor market which can offer excellent job opportunities following graduation.

Canada, renowned for its first-rate education and comparatively economical tuition in comparison to the United States, is another feasible choice. Universities in Canada offer robust computer science programs and the nation’s friendly immigration laws may make it simpler for graduates to remain and find employment post the completion of their education. I would like to let you know that excellent value for money as well as opportunities for professional growth in the technology sector are offered by both the nations.

You can also get in touch with us and our team of expert counselors will provide information on MS programs in several other countries like the USA, the UK, Australia, among many others.

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Ans: Certainly USA. But now a days there are lot of VISA issue. So keep Australia in the back burner. Best of luck to your son. Just follow me. May God Bless Him. Professor...........:)