Australia

No, you can't pursue your 4th year in Australia or Mumbai. There is provision to change the college under the University only. The inter-university transfer is not there. But you can do your PG from Australia or wherever you wish.
Good luck.

Hi,
To be eligible for a Masters you must have the US or Australian equivalent of the Bachelor degree, now it depends on the university, you should start checking with the universities if they will accept your current qualification as a pathway to a Masters or not.

Hello Sagar,
Studying undergraduate course abroad is fascinating phenomenon. But I would advise you to consult an agency who is dealing in sending students abroad for graduation.

Hello,
Yes, you must enrol into Qantas Cadet Pilot Program for which you must be an Australian citizen.There are other universities you can look into like Swinburne, etc., but no university guarantee a Qantas Airline job.

Hello Mohammed,
You have a better chance in Australia as Canada seems a tough nut to crack with the history of arrears and a three-year degree from India.

Hello Prachi,
GRE would be required to study in the USA. Additionally, you must also take the TOEFL or IELTS. For Canada, Australia and UK, GRE does not seem to be compulsory, although you must take the TOEFL or IELTS and must hold a Bachelor's degree in a closely related field.

Hello Surekha,
From software development to textile and fabric, a complete contrast, only a strong SOP and a good portfolio can do good. Talk with some university admission officers too. MS courses, of course, can be done in a different field, however, it's all on how you project your interest.

Hello,
Yes, why not? Arrears can be acceptable if you have come out of it strongly. If your final percentage is very good. It's how you faced the challenges. However, if you had a huge number of arrears and your final grades do not show any significant improvement then I am afraid you will have a hard time.

Hello Twinkle,
Master's degree in Australia may cost up to $25000-40000 and, additionally, you will need around $20,000 a year towards living expenses.