Australia

You need to do minimum one year course. International students will not be admitted for short duration courses. Even if they admit, you will not be eligible for PR. New Zealand: You can take up level 7 one year Diploma. After one year study visa you will be given one year work search visa. Once you get a job, you will get two year work permit, the moment you get your work permit you can apply for PR. In other words you are likely to get PR in two years and six months. Canada: If you do one year study, you will be allowed one more year post study work visa. Once you get a job, you can get work permit and apply for PR.
England: You are not allowed to do apply for 6 months course. You can go for one year Masters programme. On completion if get a job on your profile, then you will be eligible apply for tier 2 visa for five years. If you don't get the job you might have to return to India. Australia only if you do two year programme you are eligible to apply for PR.

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Tuition fees
PG Degree- A$20,000- A$37,000 (per year/approximately.
However, the fee may increase for high-value courses like Engineering & Medical. The textbook cost and other study materials depend on the course; on average it costs a$600 to a$900. Cost of Living
Again, the cost of living depends upon the city in which a student is living. Sydney and Melbourne, for ex, are little costly but when it comes to affordability, students choose to study in Adelaide, Canberra, Perth, Newcastle, Wollongong etc. The cost of living also depends upon the college & kind of accommodation chosen. Lodging
Campus housing: A$100 to A$300/week
Common room on rent: $90 to A$225/week
Individual room on rent: A$170 to A$500/week
Private hostels and hotels: A$100 to A$170/week
Day-To-Day Expenses
Transportation: A$20 to A$50/week
Electricity, Gas: A$40 to $130/week
Groceries: A$90 to A$270/week
Internet, Mobile Phone: A$25 to A$60/week
To simplify, this works out to a minimum of around AU$300/week. Lifestyle
A pint of beer would cost $8 and a glass of wine $10
The average Gym Membership is $62/month
Nights out $50-$60; depending on the city and venue
Advantages of Studying in Australia
There are certain advantages of studying in Australia so far as cost is concerned. Availability of PART-TIME WORK in few campuses and outside
Foreign students can work up to 40 hours/fortnight and reduce the financial burden
Cheap TRANSPORT facilities run by Government for international students.