Australia

Dear Shalu,
May I know if you had work experience? Without it, chances are tight, however, alternate options are always available.

Dear Madhukar,
All foreign countries allow attitude the to take up part time jobs alongside studies including Australia.

Dear Rupinder,
For undergraduate courses, one must have an overall score of 6 with no part less than 5.5.
You should also check university websites for the requirements since they vary from one to another.

Dear Absaar,
Upto 5 is acceptable. I am afraid 20 is a huge number and 62% is not too great a score.Try in less competitive countries like Portugal, Ireland, etc.

Hi Manthan,
Easy or hard depends on the student profile. You will require the admission offer to be eligible to apply for the visa anyways and rest will depend on your application pack.

Hi Abdul,
There are many areas you can choose from like VLSI, Nanotechnology, Embedded sciences etc. You can do your Masters in a specialization you are interested in. Choose a sector which is versatile like power generation, embedded systems etc because in EE many areas become obsolete like telephones etc. You can also check the SOL of Australia and see areas in demand and then choose.

Hello Devesh,
Australian MBA graduates have highest MBA salaries in the world.

Hello Rajat,
I don't understand how an university will give you a PR. You should check the Skilled Occupation List and get to know about the professions in demand, remember you have to first get a job. Talking about universities, it is always good to enrol into a top ranked university having strong industry network, however, getting a job will only depend on your own talents and academic performance. University of Melbourne is one of the best.

Hello Ganesh,
Every country has its pros and cons and also it depend on what exactly you are planning to study and where you want to settle. Australia is slightly expensive than Canada and you have to complete two academic years to gain the work permit which is overlooked by many. Canada on the other hand is very selective and if you don't have high academic grades chances to study in Canada is less. In terms of acceptance rates Australia has more options.