Australia

Hi Astil, Yes, why not. Australia is a very popular study abroad destination among Indian students. There are many well known universities and colleges offering hundreds of programs in Australia. International students can also work part time during studies. In addition, Australian government also allows international students to stay and work in Australia for some years after successfully completing their studies. So, it is a good choice but it can be expensive. If you want to study in Australia decide what to study, browse universities and learn about their admission requirements and processes before starting the formal application process.

Hi Pooja, Some of the best universities in Australia for pursuing medical sciences are University of Melbourne, Monash University, University of Sydney, The Australian National University Medical School (ANUMS), University of Adelaide, and University of Queensland among others. Admissions to undergraduate medical programs are done through UMAT - Undergraduate Medicine and Health Sciences Admission Test. Overall, a higher first class is preferred, medical programs are highly competitive. Gaps are not something that is favoured by Australian universities but a good profile will make a difference. Please check with the universities directly regarding the admission requirements.

Hi Chandresh Mauriya,
Wow. That's a huge number of backlogs. Surely, you can pursue your Masters in Australia but gaining admissions in top ranking universities will be very difficult. There are plenty of options in Australia, a good application package can ensure admissions. See that your SOP is very good in addition to your internship, projects, extracurriculars and also recommendation letters. A very good IELTS score is a must, see that you score either 6.5 or higher. For rest of the information on eligibility criteria you have to visit the university websites. There are also a number of TAFE or vocational colleges in Australia you may think of to pursue job oriented courses.