Australia

Hi Reenu,
Please mention your grades. If you want to study, your academic grades will be checked. Your IELTS score is also low, any PG level student must score 6.5 and higher. You can email the universities before you apply.

Hi Anil,
I would suggest you to check the SOL Australia list for skill shortages and if your degree is in demand. MS management is an excellent choice for students not having work experience, yet looking for management education. The opportunities are good but Europe is more popular for MIM programs.

Hi Myra,
It is better if you apply for a student visa, gain work experience through the post study work permit scheme and then apply for a PR. Look for a two year MS course for better PR prospects. However, please do note that no course can guarantee you a PR. You must be qualified and meet the skill shortages of the country at that moment. The decision is finally yours. If you manage to get a job directly without a student visa you are lucky.

Dear Akhil,
I am not clear about your question if it is the required documents then you can check on the website of DIAC, alternatively you can use the services of a good qualified overseas education consultant available in the city you live in. They do not charge any processing or consultation fees for Australia if you apply through them. This will make it easier for you as they will handle the entire visa process for you.

Dear Anoj,
Check out Deakin, Wollongong, University of Western Sydney, however if you have any band less than 6 then it may be a bit tough, but nothing is wrong in trying. All the best.

Dear Sumith,
You pursue something related to your field of study which is mechanical engineering and in which you are interested in. You would be knowing as to what subjects are available for you to do your Masters in, so select a university which offers that and go for it. All the best.

Dear Riki,
Yes, Australia is good in terms of job prospects for mechanical engineers. Are you planning to do your MS or are you yet to do your BE? Either way chances of employment are good for this stream. All the best.

I don't think there could be any gender based course in Australia, you are free to study anything you want as long as you have the interest and skills. Secondly, PR will also depend on your qualifications and market trends, it has nothing to do with gender.

I don't think there could be any gender based course in Australia, you are free to study anything you want as long as you have the interest and skills. Secondly, PR will also depend on your qualifications and market trends, it has nothing to do with gender.

I don't think there is any MCA degree abroad. This notation is used in India. If you are interested for MS in computer sciences and related field, you can check:
1. RMIT.
2. University Technology Sydney.
3. QUT.
4. University of Waterloo.
5. University of British Columbia and
6. University of Toronto.