Norway

Scholarships for universities abroad are a domain of the college itself. So if you are applying to a certain college, the admission officer will automatically shortlist you for scholarship if your profile is eligible. In most cases, you don't have to apply separately for scholarships.
You need to get in touch with the university or college of your choice. Ask them about the eligibility criteria for scholarships are they are different for each institute.

You can choose Germany for M.Sc in logistics or M.Sc in IB – Germany. It gives you world class education with affordable cost. In Norway, these type of courses are not so popular.
Sweden education is great but very much expensive and don't choose Poland as per job prospect. Poland is very poor. You can choose Italy, Spain and Finland, but increase your percentage in B.Com. Germans need excellent academic record.

Yes, a number of universities and state university colleges are free but you must bear your living expenses and cost of study materials too. Norway is expensive minus the tuition fee. University of Oslo (UiO) is a well known university globally. There are others too, please research. Talking about value addition, if you have the qualification and land up with a good job , it will add up. Good Luck.

Dear Susanta, scholarships are awarded on merit basis by the universities. You may visit university websites for details. You can also check British Chevening scholarships, Commonwealth scholarships and Fulbright scholarships for US.
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Hi
Lateral entry option is only possible in India. At the best, to study abroad, you can shortlist the countries first and then universities. Write to them about the courses you hv taken in your diploma and request them to see if the credits can be given for those or not.
For admission abroad you will also need SAT and TOEFL/IELTS 6 band.
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Hi, every university and program has their own specific requirements. As a standard, international applicants are expected to have a first class but not mandatory. Certain universities might have a minimum requirement but most of them does not. Since you have a work experience, you may have an upper edge over applicants without work experience. Tampere Institute of Technology, University of Helsinki, Aalto University Finland, Norwegian University of Science and Technology and University of Oslo are well known institutes for technology programs. Please visit the university websites for details. I hope this helped.

Hi Madala,
Admission requirements vary with the level of study and also depends on the university. Bachelor degree applicants are required to have at least 5.5 in each section while master degree students must have a score of 6.5 overall with no band less than 6.
Please note that this is just a minimum score requirement. Universities however, have special foundation programs for applicants not meeting English language requirements. For this, please contact the individual universities.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.

Do check up with the College in Norway. Alternatively you can take up a Degree course in Animation since then the First Year Marksheet would be equivalent to one year of higher studies. Alternatively take up a one year University Diploma in a related field - for e.g. a 1 year diploma in Web Design (that would also have flash and flash programming which would be of help in creating flash games). Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like.