Poland

Yes, you will get salesman jobs (hourly basis) in departmental stores. Also, jobs related to delivery boys is also accessible.
All the best.

Yes, you can apply for the stay back card after graduation. More details can be found on the Poland immigration website. Generally, you can stay not longer than ten years on basis of stay back card unless you are qualified to become a PR. Please check Poland immigration website for this information.

Hi Soham,
Unfortunately, you won't have options as 49% is not accepted by any university abroad. 55% is decent enough. Look for options in India and maintain a decent academics before planning to study abroad. Understand that study abroad is not easy and if you don't qualify, they won't let you in.

Hi Soham,
Below 50% is not accepted. A poor ranking university can admit you but visa chances are low. In general, you must be qualified to study abroad and 49% is not an acceptable score.

Hi Pranav,
Generally, the process is not difficult and embassies are very cooperative if your application is complete. If you have not ever applied for visa before, it is better to take help of a consultant. Read the complete information here and keep a recheck on it.
http://www.newdelhi.mfa.gov.pl/en/c/MOBILE/consular_information/visa_information/

Hi,
The first link I shared gives you the complete information about Poland's study requirements. If you are taking a short term course, its possible that you don't require IELTs.

Hi,
Bakery courses are best offered by Switzerland or New Zealand but if your preference is Poland, you may look for these ones:
http://cake-courses.coloradowineblog.com/cake-baking-training-classes-near-me-poland-me-04274/

The process is online nowadays, so there is no need for a consultant as all the forms, process, fee information, etc. are available online. A consultant is advisable, if you are finding it extremely difficult to understand the points mentioned on the website.