Australia

To pursue MS from a foreign university, you would first need to clear your backlogs, unless mentioned otherwise. Your work experience and scores in GRE are fine.

Hi Kevin,
University of Melbourne, QUT, UNSW, RMIT, ANU, Monash, University of Sydney, etc., are some of the best and you can try applying to these universities based on your grades. For average ones, you can check Griffith, La Trobe, etc.

Hi,
You may if you have cleared the backlogs and overall percentage after clearing all the backlogs is decent. GRE is not required in Australia and it depends on the university if it will consider your GRE score or not. You should start applying to the colleges, you will get admission or not, this cannot be answered by anybody and will depend on your application package and profile.

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 Avneet,
It's a good choice. Australia has very good post work options for international students. However, what you should do is something you have to know. Explore your interests and decide. Maintain the good academic performance, take part in extracurricular activities and take the IELTS too.

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