Australia

No. There is no such problem. All you need is a good GMAT score, acceptable IELTS or PTE score and you are good to go.

Hi Sahitya, please refer to the previous query you posted, it seems your query has been addressed previously
https://ask.shiksha.com/will-it-be-worth-to-pursue-masters-in-engineering-from-australia-qna-3834913

Hi Rajas, irrespective of the university your job prospects will depend on your skills and knowledge. Completing your course from University of Melbourne will give you higher prospects as they have industrial tie-ups and recognition but admission will be tough with just 56%. The University of Melbourne is Australia's most selective university.

Hi Pravesh,
The University of Melbourne, Monash University, Australian National University, The University of Western Australia, The University of Queensland and The University of New South Wales are some of the best universities in Australia for MBA.

It is normally of two years full time.

Dear David,
There are so many courses to choose from. You need to have more clarity about your career plans and know what you want. I will suggest you to figure out your plans and subject interests, browse through university websites, check the programs they offer and decide what you want to study. Admission and visa chances will come into the frame later.
Best wishes.

Dear Malay,
Germany is the number one country for mechanical engineering studies. You must maintain your good academic record to be accepted by a German university. Scholarships are given on the merit basis, you may visit the DAAD website for information on scholarships to Indian students. You can learn German language, you need to show interest in research and development, you should work towards a publication for brighter prospects.

It will cost you around Rs.5 crore to Rs.6 crores.
Good luck.

Hello Neeraj,
Both the countries are equally good as far as education is concerned. However, fee wise Canada is slightly cheaper as compared to Australia. Both the countries offer good stay back options - Canada however has an upper hand.