Australia

Hi Shree Singh,
You get around 15 years time to repay the loan. And, Australia is a good destination with very good opportunities for accounts professionals. Let's hope you get a job depending on your skills and knowledge, you have to develop your network, complete a good internship and develop your skills.

Hi Abishya,
Please mention the exact program so that a proper comparison can be carried out. You also need to mention your education background including your scores.

Hello Abishya,
If you want to pursue MS in CS then obviously you need to have degree in similar field in India or from somewhere. So appear for JEE Mains and obtain enough marks for admission to this course. After completing you can go abroad.

Hello Bharathi,
Both are good countries for PG and subsequent job opportunities. I suggest you to try for both countries and whichever comes first, join it.

Hi,
You will need atleast 65% for Australia and 80-85% for Canada and a score of 6 on IELTS to get a good college for diploma. Rest of the requirements can be seen at respective college websites.

Hi,
You can transfer your credit from Indian University to Australian. But, for that you have to approach to the particular university, where you want to apply or you can contact to study abroad counsellor for guidance and support.
All the best.

Hi Kulkarni,
You have already posted this question and an expert answered your query with all the details you looked for and you also upvoted the answers. So, why are posting duplicate questions and wasting our valuable time? This is the third time. If there is anything else you seek, you can post a comment on the question the expert answered. Here is the link in case you forgot:
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-are-the-required-documents-to-pursue-bachelor-s-degree-in-australia-qna-4003733

If you are interested in pursuing engineering from abroad and that too from a country like Australia is always worthy. However, it should be desirable that the institute should be a public institute (funded by government) or a high-value private institute.
A country like Australia allows their students to do some part-time jobs with certain maximum hours per week (depends upon the institute rule). So it is not advisable to rely on part-time jobs to pay tuition fee (at least not your first year). Try to find some scholarships for your tuition fee and other expenses.
All the best.

Dear Prashanth,
You have not mentioned how many backlogs and what was your final year percentage. A few backlogs are okay and the pass percentage should be above 65%. You need an IELTS score of overall 6.5 with no band less than 6. You do not need your GMAT for Australia and you need the your academic transcripts, 2 letters of reference and a statement of purpose. The exact academic requirements will depend on the University you are applying to and will be given on their website. Ensure that you enrol for a 2 year duration MBA as anything of lesser duration will not get you post study work visa or points for PR.
All the best.