Not at all!!
Its alike other countries but cheaper than the best one.
In Germany the Public universities are Government funded and offer free education to their native as well as international students with an excellent education quality. If you want to get the free education then you need to fulfill all requirements.
If one wants to apply for English taught program then his academic score must be more than 75 % and IELTS band is 7 no less than 6 in any module, TOEFL score more than 90 is also acceptable in Public and Private universities for. You can also appear for GRE or GMAT for top universities.
For German or Bilingual taught programs students must have B1/B2 level of German language fluency and academic grade more than 65%.
Germany is famous for MS in Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Mechatronics, Medicine and MBA courses.
After completion of course students get 18 months of post study visa in which you need to find a job in the relative field upto a certain level of salary amount and once you get a job you will get Blue Card for 3 years and in that time you will be eligible to apply for permanent residentship.
So doing MS in Germany is easy and beneficial for international students.
