M.S in Australia

The cost of studies in both countries is relatively same. Australia have more advantage, since it is not as crowded as US. Also, visa policies of US are a little against favor these days. Whereas, Australia needs people for work there. I am not so sure about scholarships.

Apart from a good UG score, IELTS/TOEFL (6.5 with no band less han 6 or 79 on TOEFL with no band less than 18) is required. Some universities in Australia also offer admissions based on UG "Medium of Instruction in English" letter and they have IELTS/TOEFL tests.
I hope this helps.

Dear Satyam,
Please refer to the query you have posted earlier, link below and addressed by one of Shiksha AnA experts. If you have further clarifications please post a comment on the same thread so that your query can be addressed more efficiently.
https://ask.shiksha.com/am-i-eligible-for-doing-masters-in-uk-australia-or-singapore-qna-3822315

Hi,
You may get an admission but the chances of getting visa are very low. Do not get demotivated though as your overall profile will be evaluated.

Both MBA and MS have the great scope in Australia, but you should focus on MBA. MBA is better than MS in terms of job opportunities.

Download e-brochures of the universities you are interested in from https://Shiksha.com and you will get to know about everything like their eligibility, accommodation availability, fees and scholarships.

Amount of Rs.20 lacs is to be shown in the account, but you can take it back as soon as you take a class there. Yes, last 3 years of ITR is required. You need to consult an experienced visa consultant for that.

Hello, with regards to PR Australia is the better option. The country also offers work permit to international students. The University Of Melbourne, The University Of Sydney and The University Of New South Wales are world known. It is however a well known fact that USA is home to all the top universities. But there is little chance of PR options.
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Hello, yes possible. I know of students from China and India taking up 2-3 jobs which is way too stressful. It would be difficult to manage your studies this way. So, overall it depends on how much you can actually handle, legally in Australia you are allowed to work 20 hours a week so you need to make a count of it. If you exceed the time limit you will be deported back to India. Look for scholarships and even education loans to help yourself financially without depending on part time jobs. University assistant jobs and jobs in retail sector are on the higher pay side for your information.
Regards