Australia

Hello Kunj,
Masters or Graduate certificate programs in Information Technology Management, Information Technology Project Management, Data Science and Business Analytic, Software Engineering are some of the options you can consider. Visit a few university websites for in-depth program structure, figure out which interests you the most. Have a career plan sorted out first and decide. University of Technology Sydney, Macquarie University, University of Sydney and University of New South Wales are some of Australia's best located in Sydney. Visit the websites if you can find more program options.
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Hi Abhilash,
Please share your profile (including no. of backlogs) on studyabroad@shiksha.com so that we can assist you accordingly.

The job prospects for pharmacists in Australia has been rated as 'very good' but difficult for international students if you don't excel in your academics and don't have the skills. Before enrolling into any university enquire about the internship opportunities and career assistance. Also, read this
https://www.psa.org.au/about/pharmacy-as-a-career
Best of Luck.

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For educational loans, SBI, HDFC, AXIS etc have their own list of identified universities and criteria. Check on their website for more details.

Australia is a chance for you

B.Tech in CSE from IITs , BITS, NITs and IIITs is a better option in comparison to doing CSE graduation from Australia. It has better return on investment (ROI) in comparison to education in Australia. However, if you are getting admission in low rank private engineering colleges then Australia will be a better option.

The average salary of an entry-level mechanical engineer in Australia is AU$66,675 per year.