Does IIT tag matter for MS in Germany?

It does not. On a global scale the IITs aren’t amongst the top uni’s in the world.

Is Technical University of Munich better than IIT?

TUs are research university. Their strong focus is on the research and they have very high impact on new developments in the science and engineering. If I were to rate Universities just based on the undergraduate teaching and and curriculum, I would rate IITs very high, and at par with the world’s top universities.

Which country is better for MS Germany or USA?

But if you wish to do a comparison of USA vs Germany, then the USA is better in this aspect. It is mainly because the USA has a higher average payscale as compared to Germany and therefore better living conditions. Also, the tax rate is higher in Germany than the USA.

Should I do an MTech from IIT or do MTech abroad?

If you dont want above then do MTech from IIT. This will give you: What are you willing to do to study/work/live abroad. Pay high tution fees plus living expenses, this will be huge amount in lakhs and you probably need to take loan for this. If you dont want above then do MTech from IIT.

Should I do MS in Germany or MTech in India?

MS in Germany might financially be a tougher call in terms of tution & living expenses, but will add more flesh to your CV. The only institute that would match foreign universities from India would be IISc. Which one is better, a master’s in Germany or an MTech in India from IIT/NIT?

Why are IITs better than US universities for MS in engineering?

The reason is that the IITs are India’s top Engineering schools with a strong Alumni base in all technology companies in world, are compared to any university in US. The right question should be “M.Tech in IITs or MS in top 50 Engineering Schools of US?” or “M.Tech in India or MS in US?”

How much does it cost to study in IIT Kharagpur for MTech?

For M-Tech, at IIT Kharagpur, a general category student needs to pay only Rs 28000/semester which includes tuition fees, hostel fees, mess charges, insurance, medical expenses etc. I hope you are too greedy if you expect anything else (next point is more interesting!).