Australia

Most of entry level jobs in India are nowadays from campus placement. You may face some challenges in finding job directly in India on completion of B.Tech ME in Australia as a fresher. You can appear for GATE examination to become eligible for job in Public Sector Units. You can also appear in Indian Engineering Services for a central government job. You may seek help of job consultants or job portals for job in India.

Please share more information such as your education background and what you plan to study.

Entry requirements are different with universities. Australian universities do not require exams like GRE or GMAT but top ones may require. However you must clear IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency.

A very well known university and one of the largest. The program is looking for accreditation by Australian Computer Society, you may write to them for career assistance, internship opportunities and more about accreditation.

Hi Tuhin,
Tuition fee may range from Rs. 12 to 40 lakhs a year. Here is a country wise break up if it helps. Please note that tuition fee is subject to change and differs with universities. This is just a rough estimate.
USA - Rs. 15 to 40 lakhs a year
Germany - Rs. 0 to 15 lakhs a year, German universities are almost free or charges minimal amount.
SIngapore - Rs. 12 to 20 lakhs a year
Australia - Rs. 15 - 20 lakhs a year
You must also consider an additional expense of Rs. 5 to 10 lakhs a year for living expenses.
I hope it helped.

Australia is indeed a very good option to pursue Masters. Also, job opportunities are great in Australia.

Yes, but you haven't mentioned the subject and your grades. GRE is not required by the way. University of Melbourne, Sydney, MONASH and Australian National University are well known.

No, presently the rules in Australia have become strict. They don't even accept 1 year gap.

Apply to the university, if you get selected the university will give you a conditional offer letter and once you get the result, you will have to submit that before paying your fee.

Hello,
Community colleges are secondary schools. They provide higher and further education, vocational courses etc. It is similar to the colleges in India for 11th and 12th grades, different countries have different terms. May I ask your education background first to suggest you anything further?