Canada

Hi Jasu,
You must complete your 10+2 in India or look for a high school in Canada to be eligible for further studies beyond your high school. High school studies for international students in Canada can cost around $10,000 - $15,000 CDN per year.

Hello,
To stay on campus or off campus depends on your personal liking & the level of education. In case you are going for undergrad, staying on campus is a better idea & is preferred by most universities. While if you are there for Masters, most students live off campus & find their ways of much economical living through networking the moment they finalize universities. In both Australia & Canada, you have ample Indians to look forward to help & you will see most Masters students living off campus.
However, living in hostels for first few months is very much beneficial for getting adjusted to culturally different counties.

Hello, every university offers a scholarship, universities also have separate scholarship schemes for the exceptional international students. Based on your grades you have high chances of securing admissions and a scholarship. Apply early and on time! Please go through the university websites for the financial aid information, for most of the times your application will be considered for scholarships at the time of admissions. For example, check the UBC website:
http://you.ubc.ca/financial-planning/scholarships-awards-international-students/

Hello, MBA is a popular option for many MBBS holders but can be pursued after few years work experience. You may also check for closely related fields such as Masters in Health Administration, Masters in Hospital Administration, Masters in Medical Science and Technology to name a few. You may also consider a PG Diploma in related fields.

Hello, It is difficult to suggest the best since every community college or a college in Canada is popular in its own terms. Some popular colleges which have evolved over the years, however, include Centennial College, Humber College, George Brown College, Seneca College, Red River College, Nova Scotia Community College, etc.

Hello Samarth,
Yes, you can apply for a Masters programme. Since they are highly competitive, you are advised to work hard during your PGD and gain some work experience. You must also demonstrate interest in RnD.

Hi Pavan,
You may look at the link below to get the detailed fee structure to pursue a under-graduate in acting at Simon Fraser University, Canada:
http://www.sfu.ca/students/financialaid/costs/canadian-2016-17.html
Feel free to raise more queries.
All the best.

Unfortunately Sailey, 48% is not acceptable by any foreign university. There are standards which you must meet. Atleast 55% is required. Canada and US for that matter are extremely competitive and very high percentile would be required.