Australia

Dear Ashish,
You won't be able to pursue Master's degree from Australia if you are unexperienced. In order to do MBA from there, you must have above 85% in graduation, valid GMAT (or GRE) and IELTS, TOEFL or PTE score. You need good LORs, and essay writing capabilities and more than two years of work experience (managerial position). You need to satisfy all the above-said criteria to pursue MBA from Australia.

Yes, you can get admission in an Indian college for B.tech through lateral entry.

Hi,
For engineering and technical courses check RMIT, QUT, University of South Australia, Curtin University and the University of Melbourne.

Hi,
If you want to work please check the Skilled Occupation List and see what all professions are in demand. Check this
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Work/Work/Skills-assessment-and-assessing-authorities/skilled-occupations-lists

Dear Ramesh,
Without any work experience, it is really impossible to do MBA in Australia. And along with your graduation and IELTS score, you need to submit the GMAT (or GRE) score card to them followed by GD/PI and essays writings. So dear, it has a long process and to be the deemed eligible, you have to fulfil all the criteria that mentioned. At least, 2 year of managerial work experience is highly mandatory. Feel free to ask any query at any time.
Good wishes.

Hi,
So you want to know about the best universities in Mechanical engineering in Australia? If yes, consider RMIT, QUT, University of Adelaide, University of Sydney and Monash University.

Hi,
CSE graduates are in demand in both countries but right now Canada is better and more welcoming to job seekers. You should, however, check the SOL of both the countries.

Hi,
Unfortunately, no. You may get considered for a scholarship if you are bright, a full scholarship if you are extraordinary.

Master's degree in UK will cost you around 12 lakhs (tuition fees) and 10 lakhs (living expenses). For Australia, it will be 39 lakhs (tuition fees) and 12 lakhs (living expenses).