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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.
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Better if you do M.tEch or MS in mechanical engineering. You can have more scope and job opportunities if you do Masters in the same field of Bachelor'sAll the best

Hello, this will depend on the language of instruction of the program. So you need to check whether the program would be English taught or German taught. If it is an English taught program you must take IELTS irrespective of a German level score. In case it is a German taught course there is no IELTS requirement. Would still suggest you check university and DAAD website for details.

You can send your documents-B.Tech transcript/marksheet ,gre and TOEFL score card and cv on Armaan.sheikh@shiksha.com I will help you find universities best suited to your profile

Hi Kunal, are you looking for options to study abroad?

If you meet the admission requirements of the US universities go for USA. The comparison you are asking for makes no sense. You must count a number of factors like budget, your grades and profile, university profile when you choose one destination over another. Ask yourself if you are ready to give GRE and TOEFL and how about your grades? You haven't mentioned any to suggest you further. Please elaborate your profile.

Hello, Stanford has extremely limited number of scholarships for international students. Scholarships can be in the form of fellowships and/or graduate assistantship work.There is no set requirement, these are merit based and the selection is extremely competitive, you must have an exceptional profile to be considered for such financial aid. Here is the financial aid link
https://ed.stanford.edu/admissions/financing/masters

They are both very well respected universities and the tuition fee is below 10 lakhs at both the places. you can also consider University of Saskatchewan for the same course as well.