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Apart from common specializations like marketing, HR, finance other known courses are media management, international business, operations management, retail management, social entrepreneurship, sales and marketing.
1. Social entrepreneurship:
The salary offered is Rs.6 LPA to Rs.10 LPA. With the mushrooming of start-ups in the country over the past few years, it has indeed become important for the founders to learn the tricks of making it big in the industry. As impact investing is growing in India, the demand for graduates of social entrepreneurship has started to grow.
2. International business:
The salary offered is Rs.8 LPA to Rs.24 LPA. The companies like Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, Price Waterhouse Coopers, Cognizant and Amazon figure among the dream employers for most MBA graduates. A management course in international business can be a passport to several such companies. In fact, several domestic companies have been enthusiastic about going global in recent times.
3. Operations management:
The salary offered is Rs.4 LPA to Rs.20 LPA. Operations management forms the core of any business activity. Starting from an accountant or a human resources (HR) manager to a transport and logistics operator, almost all business functions need to have sound knowledge of operations.
4. Retail management:
The salary offered is Rs.5 LPA to Rs.20 LPA. Retail is one of the fastest growing sectors in the country, largely propelled by the growth of e-commerce, consumer consciousness about luxury brands and access to internet. According to CRISIL, a global analytical company, India's online retail industry has grown at a swift pace in the last five years from around Rs.15 billion in revenues in 2007-08 to Rs.139 billion in 2012-13.
5. Media management:
The salary offered is Rs.4 LPA to Rs.7 LPA. With the boom in the entertainment space, the influx of digital agencies, and more number of films being supported by corporate firms, the media industry is in search of trained professionals who can handle day-to-day operations.

If you want to apply for any scholarship or fee waiver, you need to look for that on the website of college or university, where you want to apply.
After you pass IELTS or TOEFL exam, you have to apply for offer letter from institution, where you want to study further. Some colleges/ universities charge for it, while it is for free for some colleges/ universities, for example: Canadian institutions have application fees between 100-150 CAD, while Australian institutions provide it for free.
After getting offer letter, you have to transfer the fees of your course as mentioned in your offer letter. After transferring the fees, you have to undergo medical test from physician mentioned under embassy website on your own expenses. The price varies for different countries. For example, it is Rs.5,150 for Canada while Rs.5,750 for Australia in Delhi.
After the medical test, you have to show some funds in your account for living expenses. For Canada, you have to open GIC account abroad, in which you have to show 10,000 CAD in your account. For Australia, you have to show 19,830 AUD in your account.
After you have transferred the funds in your account and got a confirmation of that, you have to apply for the visa online with all above and your academic documents. Now, visa application fees also varies depending on the country you applying for. For example: it is 150 CAD for Canada, 535 AUD for Australia and Rs.6400 for New Zealand.
If you have submitted all your above documents and provided all academics documents mentioned by respective embassies, you will surely get a visa whether you belong to a poor or wealthy background.
I hope it helps.