Australia

Please note that in Canada and NZ, unless you are interested in a PhD, you should not choose a Masters degree. Instead you can do PG Diploma. In Australia and Ireland you can pursue your Masters. You can pursue a graduate degree in Project Management, Information Systems, Banking & Finance, MBA, etc., Hope this helps. Thanks!

You can try at Germany. There is no tuition fees
Australia is costly

Dear Faizal,
For studying MBA in Australia different universities have different eligibility criteria for admission, like few need GMAT score +English test score, And few need only english test score. so before applying. search for university in which you are seeking admission and they see their eligibility criteria.
all the best

both requires money.For studying in US u have to clear GRE and IELTS/TOEFL. for studying in Australia u have to clear IELTS

Hello Vishal, out of experience, if you have completed your course in the stipulated period, then you have a chance providing genuine and extraneous reasons which if any may have hindered your academic performance. However there are universities in Australia which will provide you with an admission if you are flexible with university choices. Hope this helps. Thanks!

Australia and NZ it is Feb and USA/Canada it is September.

Hey there! UTS is a very expensive option. Studying abroad generally is gonna be very expensive for a 4-yr UG degree in Australia. Besides Sydney is yet another expensive city to live in. Hence I strongly suggest you choose to study abroad as a graduate student. Hope this helps. Thanks!

Hello, what have you studied in your 10+2 at school? Contact www.scholarclips.co.in/contact-us.htm for more details. Professionals in Accounting, Medicine, Law, Mining, Education/Teaching are well employed and are often paid well. Contact www.scholarclips.co.in/contact-us.htm for more details.

Hi there! Of course, Australian universities welcome 15-yr qualification from India unlike in the USA. So you can pursue. Contact www.scholarclips.co.in/contact-us.htm for more details.