Study Abroad

https://diplomeo.com/study-abroad/study-in-france/from-india, the link has everything and will help you guide further, good luck.

Stem courses include Science, technology, engineering, mathematics. International students get 5 year of student visa which includes 2 years of study and 3 year of opt i.e. optional practical training programme, where they have to search for job. Non Stem course includes subjects of commerce like economics, management, humanities, and arts. Here, students get 2 year visa for masters and 1 year work visa.

Well, studying abroad costs you high and needs good percentage. It would be very difficult for you to get admission in Poland.

I am not sure about Ireland and New Zealand but Canada and Australia would be your better options for PR. Recently, PR entry requirements changed in Canada though you can opt PGD from any Canadian business school. Ref:
https://www.quora.com/Is-it-worth-of-doing-post-graduation-diploma-from-Canada-college/answer/David-Mike-29
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html.

Hi Balkar, preferred countries for pharmacy are Canada, Australia, Sweden, Switzerland, UK etc. You should check the university websites for relevant courses in pharmacy, academic requirements, fees and the scholarships they provide. Scholarships are given by the universities itself but you must be a strong candidate for it. You have only mentioned your IELTS score which is not enough to ascertain your admission prospects.

Hello,
Australian universities mostly have rolling admissions and admissions will go on till seats are filled up. Some top ones have deadlines June until October but international applicants must apply early. You can check the websites please since the deadlines are different with each university.

Hi,
First, she needs to decide what she wants to study. She has to check various programme details on university websites and the university admission requirements. Since she will be having a M.Com already applying for a second Masters degree will be very difficult. So let her decide what type of work she wants to do and thereafter choose the programme. If she gains some work experience in India she can apply for MBA. No she cannot obtain open work permit, not now. If she wants to apply for work, she can check job portals and contact immigration agents who can help her with this.

Hi Debo,
NSOU should be accepted but you have to contact the universities abroad where you plan to apply and get it confirmed. They may require some additional verification as per their education framework. 66% is considered but also again depend on how competitive the universities. Top ranking will be difficult to get into. Scholarships are also given on merit, you can check the information on scholarships in the university websites itself. You must also take IELTS or TOEFL and/or other exams if necessary and required by the university.

If you want to enter SMU Singapore, you must have high percentage and ability to clear entrance and else depends on your 12th percentage.

Follow the below link-
https://www.isamigrations.com/study-in-canada-after-10th
All the best for your bright future.