Canada

Hi Harshad,
Getting a job will depend on your skills, academic performance, subject knowledge and expertise. Competition is immense and you must be ready for the same. Since you have experience in non-technical sector then it will be difficult.

Hi Ishnoor,
A specialized space science course at Bachelor's level is hard to find. However, there are B.Sc programs in astronomy and astrophysics in The University of Toronto, McMaster University, York University, University of Manitoba, University of Calgary to name a few. Admission requirements are different but you need to have a strong profile in general, must be very good in mathematics and physics, take the SAT and IELTS or TOEFL. You should visit the university's websites for additional admission requirements and prepare accordingly.

Hi Harry,
Your chances are dicey. For better chances you must work on your visa application and have clarity over your career plans and intent of study. Just a tip, do not show any intent of immigration, your motive should be to study and come back to India and not permanent settlement there.

Firstly, you need to know what you want and which course you want to study is upto you. After Bachelor's degree in nursing you can look for PG Diploma courses in nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, etc. Universities in Canada do not accept 3 years Bachelor's degree, so check the admission requirements and SPP colleges. You can apply for the visa after you have the admission offer from a college. Right now, you need to check admission requirements on the college website and then take your IELTS and apply.

M.Sc maths in Canada is very competitive. If you have good academics in your B.Sc you can get into top universities in Canada. If you complete it from any of the top universities then jobs are pretty good.

If you score a band of above 7 in IELTS then you can get admission in Canada. Read word power made easy book, it only costs around INR 150 but you can get much more through it.

Hi,
As the situation in USA is worse and there are many visa issues in UK and you deal with commerce, so it is best for you to move to Canada or Australia. If you get into a good university it will be much easy to get PR in Canada and Australia. Even NZ comes into the same scenario.

Hi Alex,
You need to study for at least 18 months (At a post graduate level) and work part time during that period in any province in Canada. (Quebec would require you to be fluent in French as well). After completing this time period, you will be eligible to apply for PR.

Hi Amrita,
You can pursue your further studies after completing a course from a recognized DDE. However, the admission requirements are different with every university or college. You must check with the colleges and you must check, if they accept 3 year Bachelor's degree.

Yes, you can get a loan of up to INR 7 lakhs without mortgage for study abroad. For above 7 lakhs you will have to mortgage some property.