Australia

Yes, you can. It is the right decision, and after that you can start with the rest application formalities and other procedures.

Australia is better because they have a clear immigration policy. If you do your two year programme, you are eligible to apply for PR. It may be slightly costly than US but sure of what you are going to do.

Hello Sanjay, Getting into US is becoming increasingly difficult with each passing year. On the other hand, Australia sends it's mission twice a year in India to promote colleges there. I feel that due to this reason you should select to go to Australia.

No chances, you should have good score in graduation course because an Australian university will take you on the basis of only IELTS. Hope you understand.
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Hello Shreya, Backlogs are always hindrance in seeking admission abroad. But then please carry out root cause analysis of your failures. Then only you will overcome having backlogs always. Remember 'Failure is never Final'. Best wishes.

If you have decided to take some college or university, tell us about it, so that we can guide u to get in that university in Australia. Or tell us about the course that you wanna pursue so that we can tell about good universities for that course in Australia.

Of course, yes you are eligible to study in Australia as you have done your B.Sc (IT). You can go to Australia for studies through IELTS. It is the best exam to go abroad for studies.

Hi Prabhjot, it is not one of the highest ranked universities, you may try for little better universities like University of Canberra, University of Southern Queensland, Charles Darwin University etc. They are slightly above Federation University in ranking. But if this university's admission requirements and budget suits your profile go for it. Check with them directly for career assistance.

Hi, the only suitable option seems to be a Ph.D. if you are interested in a career in academics or research. Other options can be a Masters in Finance, but you have to show your interest to the university and not apply randomly to any course. First, know your own career interest and apply figuring out what you want.