Yes, Germany is really a good country for doing M.S, here I am giving you reasons for same

-Most universities in Germany especially the public universities charge low or even no tuition fees
- Lots of organizations in Germany offer scholarships to international students. These include universities, research organizations, government organizations and corporates to name a few.
- Most universities in Germany offer Masters’ programs in English.
-The cost of living in Germany is lower compared to many places in Europe such as the Scandinavian countries.
-It is possible for students to limit their expenses to as low as 350 Euros per month in some of the smaller German cities.
- International students in Germany are allowed to work up to 720 hours i.e. 90 full days in a year.
-Germany has always been at the forefront of cutting-edge research.
-German universities and centres of research have always worked closely with companies and industries, and developed close symbiotic and strategic relationships which provides exciting opportunities to students to utilize their skills in real life scenarios to solve real problems.
-From nanotechnology to media engineering, cartography to climate system sciences, the variety of courses offered by German universities is so wide
-Germany is one of the strongest economies in Europe. Thus, in a world where the economic future seems uncertain, Germany is likely to be one of the safer places to be in.
-There is increasingly a shortage of skilled workers in Germany particularly in the fields of Information Technology, Sciences, Mathematics and Engineering.
-German cities such as Munich, Berlin, Hamburg are consistently ranked among the most livable cities in the world. Big cities in Germany are also in general safer than those in the USA.