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Hello Sir,
I have completed my B.Tech in Electrical
Engineering with an aggregate of 59.2%.
I feel so bad and I hate myself.
But I want to go Abroad for MS.
Kindly help me regarding Abroad studies.

Yes, you can study MS in Aboard, even if you have only 59.2% in your B.Tech. To apply for admission, first you should complete GRE and IELTS/TOEFL exams and you should get good marks in these Exams. That's because most of the universities offers admissions by considering these exam scores of the applicants. So, having good score in these exams, can improve your chances of getting admission, even if you have less percentage in your B.Tech. And while applying for universities, try to specify any considerable reason, for your low percentage, in your Statement of purpose or Essay, which you will send to the universities, while applying for universities.

To study MS in Abroad after completion of your B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering) course, you need to appear in GRE and TOEFL/IELTS examination. Appearing in GRE examination is not mandatory to get admission in MS course in Abroad universities except some top universities asks for GRE score. But, it is mandatory that you need to appear in TOEFL/IELTS examinations to prove your English Language Proficiency skills in Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking sections. By qualifying and scoring good marks in these examinations, you can apply for admission to MS course in Abroad universities by reporting your GRE and TOEFL/IELTS examinations score. If you can satisfy the eligibility required to get admission in the university, then, the university will send you an admission letter and you can join and pursue MS course in the university.

Hi,
You have not mentioned about the country you would like to go for. But there are many options in Europe which you can checkout at tutos professionals website.

There is nothing to worry since you are eligible to pursue MS degree in abroad as there is no eligibility percentage criteria in the graduation course for appearing in the entrance exams based on which the foreign institutes take admission. However, it is difficult to get top universities since your academic record is not very bright. There is nothing to hate yourself since you can rise to great height from here if you be focused and work hard from now on. You should have thought about this earlier and worked hard rather than repenting now.

You need to appear in the entrance exams - GRE and TOEFL/IELTS followed by applying in the universities in abroad based on your scores in the entrance exams and your academic record. You need to make a strong resume and statement of purpose to get admission in well reputed institute. On getting shortlisted you have to apply for visa. You can get admission in the top institutes if you have some work experience or do some good project work and score good marks in the entrance exams. So do not lose hope and deliver your best at whatever you do from now on.