Australia

Your overall scores will be counted. Also, if you score above 80% then there are decent chances of getting a scholarship.

Yes, you can. Also, you need to add some extracurricular activities to your profile as it will provide you extra benefits for admission.

As an experienced MBA you can easily find job abroad. You may consult any recruitment consultant or international job portal to search job abroad. Lot of MBAs who has graduated from Indian B-Schools to enhance their employability abroad does repeat MBA or EMBA from top International B-Schools by appearing in GMAT. You may choose any of the above options based on your personal conditions.

The basic requirement to pursue a course in Australia is an IELTS score of 6 to 6.5 band and a Bachelor's degree with 65% plus marks. The eligibility criteria various from college to college. IELTS and TOEFL is compulsory for Australia. The fees varies from Rs.10 lakhs to Rs.25 lakhs depending on the institute and city you choose.

If you are talking about student visa, you must first get the admission offer from a university. In addition to IELTS scores, you must check the academic requirements. As far as your IELTS is concerned, it is quite low. Can you mention your academic details and what you want to study, etc.?

Hello Shiva,
You can check universities under Australian Technology Network:
1. University of South Australia.
2. RMIT.
3. Curtin University.
4. QUT.
5. University of Technology – Sydney.
Your grades are good and I am sure that they would want to admit you. Strong reference letters and statement of interest will also be required. You can check your IELTS score once, most of them requires 6.5 band.

You can go for MBA, MS or M.Tech.

There is no engineering college which can offer job abroad. Legacy IITs and BITS - Pilani every year offer campus placement and offer placement abroad to few students.

Hi,
Most of the universities ask for resume, letter of reference and online application to be filled. If your all arrears are completed in the course time, it won't matter. Especially for B.Tech degree, it is understandable that students do have backlogs.

Both the countries have good prospects for international graduates. You can refer to the SOL of both the countries and decide basis the skill shortages, expenses, climate etc. Australia's living cost is higher than Canada whereas immigration process in Canada is easier. Irrespective of all the factors you should aim for a good or top ranked university and do academically very well to get a job. Both the countries are equally competitive.