Canada

You can do Master's degree, if you have the budget to do it. It will take two years and cost you around INR 18 Lacs tuition fees and another INR 12 Lacs for your living expenses. Advantage is, you are allowed to stay back for three years. Within this three years, you can get a job and get work permit and then apply for PR. If you go for PG Diploma, it is one year programme and cost you around 20 Lacs over all. However, you will be allowed to stay back for 8 months. Within this 8 months, you should be able to get a job and get work permit and then to PR. Hence, it your confident level you can take it. You can do part time job only take care of 50% of your living expenses.

Hello dear,
Canada is a developed country with multiple opportunities in various industries/occupation. Engineering is one of the prominent industry in Canada, and certainly mechanical engineering has good demand throughout Canada. Its also a part of Canadas demand list for skilled professional where in Canada is trying to fulfill its skilled labour shortage by allowing people from overseas to apply for a direct PR (Permanent Resident visa). Post completing your MS in mechanical, depending upon the province or the territory, you might be able to apply for a direct PR or PGWPP (Post Graduate Work Permit programme) which is inline with your course duration (for example, a 2 years course will get you a 2 years PGWPP, etc.) which will allow you to stay in Canada post your education & look for relevant opportunities in your field of study and can allow you to work in any part of Canada (Open work permit) which will help you to apply for respective jobs available throughout the country & also will help you gain international exposure, which in turn would help you settle in the country. All you have to do is start with a positive approach. You have the upper hand of holding a valid visa. Put in your effort as its not an easy task to get a job anywhere (including your home country), however, there is a saying hard work never goes waste, so, believe in the same & continue your journey towards success.
I wish you all the luck.

Hello Radha Swami,
If you are plannig to study your Master's degree in Canada then doing the 1-year PG Diploma in Canada itself would have been the ideal way, however, what comes into play is the question of reapplying for the visa, work permit, etc. A Master's degree admission is also very competitive in Canada. Also, remember that PG Diploma courses are professional in nature. You should instead complete the first year of MS degree in India itself and apply for MS again in Canada, many universities will suggest you the same. It is best you first check with the universities in Canada, check and compare the admission requirements before making any decision.