Australia

To learn about the job prospects go through the skilled shortage list, SOL Australia. You will find information about skills in shortage and in demand. Mining for your information is a skilled occupancy.

Yes, Australia a hub for mining engineering and job opportunities related to it. It is also good for mechanical. The three branches are different so decide what you want to study, pick just one. For CSE, Canada and US would be better.

Full funding is very difficult to obtain unless you are an outstanding candidate yourself. SAT scores will help you obtain scholarship but not a guarantee. SAT is also not a requirement in these countries. Scholarship is on merit. High school grades, co-curricular, project works etc. will all be counted. Another very important point to note is the university deadline, always try to apply early. Scholarship chances are better if you apply early.

USA has better universities for CSE in comparison to Australian universities. But to get a work visa is difficult in USA in comparison with Australia. With long term onsite job perspective, I will recommend CSE at Australia over USA.

For Masters courses an IELTS of 6.5 and higher is required , I don't think any institute accepts 5.5 for PG level courses. If you don't meet the requirements inquire about English language bridge courses offered by the college, they are offered to students or applicants not meeting English language requirements.

Engineering Graduation in USA and Australia will cost you almost similar money. There may be minor differences only. It is suggested that you may prefer USA over Australia as USA universityies have better ranking on CSE .

By far USA, home to MIT, Caltech etc. But for job opportunities and PR USA is very tough and competitive. You must excel in all fields. In that case Australia can be another option.

no its not good because I have done it

both country better for CSE.