Canada

Hi Krishna, if you are for mechanical studies, Germany is the best place, but very competitive.

Hi,Yes, you can but most law programs are open only after you have completed a Bachelor's degree. You can complete your Bachelors in any discipline. Thereafter, you must clear ISAT to gain entry into a LLB Programme.

Whatever country you wanted to immigrate first you check in the official website the shortage skill category, weather your job profile matches any one that skills mentioned as shortage. The there is a points system for your age, education and experience and points for IELTS. IELTS is to prove your English proficiency and if your required score matched then you can do immigration. It is advisable that first you take IELTS test and based on this score you can really calculate your score. You can do this calculation online on each country website.

Scoring 7 is safe in trying for higher studies abroad.

United Kingdom and Canada provides a good arena in MA in Psychology and same in US. Infact, state universities of US are more financially stable option than UK.

Master in Science for technological subjects looks very lucrative to be done in Canada. There are various specializations available whose information is available easily at Study Abroad Section, Canada in Shiksha. Com.

Hi,
This depends on the colleges, some have deadlines still, but for rest it is too late. You should find time Till Feb, please check college websites at the earliest.

Hi,There is no government college as such. Universities are governed by the provinces or are private but again under. Provincial laws. Different colleges have different entry requirements, what you asked is very generic. Take IELTS because you are an international student. It is the most common. You will require excellent grades in your academics to be accepts by most institutions. Any other exams, will depend on your programme of study and the university.