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Depending on the subject and location 2,5 can be a very good or average mark. I suggest to apply for a master program in English language at a German university because C1 is really necessary to follow the courses in a masters program. As advanced learners learn the German language more quickly when actually in the country B1 or B2 might be sufficient for the very start, but must get improved to strive in the program. In electrical engineering RWTH Aachen and TU Munich are among the very best choices but there is no strong hierarchy between the universities. Among the 80 universities 40 belong to the global Top 500 (few not listed because they don't provide data), none to the Top 40. Not-even-placed less scientific universities of applied sciences have almost the same reputation in many industries but not in consulting. There are a lot of non-university institutes for postgraduate peak science to match the Top 40 in special jobs. 11 newly found German Universities of Excellence receive extra general funding to improve their international position despite the growing number of competitors especially from Asia. These are RWTH Aachen, FU Berlin, HU Berlin, Uni Bremen, TU Dresden, Uni Heidelberg, Uni Köln in Cologne., Uni Konstanz in Constance, LMU München, TU München, Uni Tübingen. For Engineering and electrical engineering consider also Dresden. Dresden is the European Epicenter of Microelectronics and TU Dresden (national number 3 in industrial income, leading the table by number of patents) connected to a singular number of local non-university peak-research offers some English language masters in Electrical Engineering as "Nanoelectronic Systems" or "Organic and Molecular Electronics", Advanced Computational and Civil Engineering Structural Studies, Nanobiophysics, etc, etc. Microelectronics, Material sciences and Biotechnology are the 3 fields of Industries where the location excels and offers best masters and PhD courses. The important non-university institutes are listed at http://www.dresden-concept.de/en/alliance/members.html , all of them flourishing and tightening their connections to the regional research university to give it rising international visibility. https://www.cfaed.tu-dresden.de is for Electrical Engineering. Googling for phD Dresden finds some other options.