Canada

Hi Zubair, popular options after civil engineering includes
MS in structural engineering
MS in urban planning
MS in civil & transportation engineering
MS in construction management
MS in water resources engineering
MS in materials science and engineering
MS in environmental engineering
MS in geotechnical engineering
There are much more. You can check university programs for more options and specialization. You should decide which is best for you according to your career plans and interest areas.

Hi Utkarsh,
Though entry requirements vary, a higher first class or something above 70% will always be recommended. Every university has different admission requirements, therefore, I will advise you to check the university websites for details.

Hi Bhavesh,
Australia has a better market but you need to keep yourself updated with business and market related news. Please check the SOL of the countries for updates and skills in demand/shortage.

Hi Shivam,
Canada is home to the best animation schools in the world and opportunities in this field are plenty. The Banff Centre for the Arts, The Emily Carr Institute, Sheridan College, National Animation and Design Centre to name a few. The The Faculty of Animation, Arts and Design of Sheridan college is world renowned. Admissions are highly competitive and based on merit and portfolio. At least 75-80% is required by top schools like Sheridan. For specific entry requirements, you must visit the college/university websites.

Best is something you need to decide. As a commerce student, you can check PG Diploma or Graduate Certificate programs in Accounting and Finance. I have not suggested a MS program as most universities do not accept 3 year undergraduate degree program.

Yes, you can apply. But for a top ranked university like University of British Columbia or University of Toronto, admissions will be very competitive. GRE might be required. IELTS or TOEFL will also be required. Other factors you must check if its taught or research based. Also prior knowledge in Computer Science will also be seen. But for a mathematics student options are always open. Entry requirements will differ accordingly. Check university websites for entry criteria and contact them before applying.

Hi ,
A Diploma holder may expect entry level jobs. I will advice you to check job portals relevant to jobs in Canada and check various profiles related to computer system technician. As an international student, it will be difficult to get into the market without a higher qualification. Here is a website which should help you:
http://canadianimmigrant.ca/guides/moving-to-canada/canadas-most-popular-job-search-sites

You can go for different areas of specialisation in MS like Machine design, Energy System, Power System & Automation, Industrial Process Instrumentation, Coastal Harbour Engineering, Industrial Engineering and many more options are there.

Anything between 25-55 Lacs for 2-year program all inclusive of living and education fees shall be a probable range as every college has its own structure.

Hello,
University of British Columbia
University of Waterloo
McGill University
University of Calgary
Simona Fraser
University of Toronto
University of Alberta.
These are the top ones. You can always check ranking leagues for country specific university rankings. The fee may range between $15,000 to $30,000 a year.