Study Abroad

Well, you will need to check if your credentials are valid in Australia or not.

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I would say, yes, it is a good choice to pursue MBA in Germany because, considering the economic condition of Europe, Germany is better than other parts and definitely it's a great choice as Germany is one among the top developed countries. Here are some top reasons to plan your MBA in Germany:
1. Top MBA schools
2. Exposure to German Corporate world
3. Great Placement opportunity
4. Quality Education at an affordable price.

It's good that you are clear on the way forward. You need to look at pursuing an education in countries that are open to offering permanent residency to students, some countries that are keen in this area are Canada & Australia in particular. You can register yourself for an MS programme. Check with an immigration agency and they will be able to help you out with the skills in demand in the said countries and then you could seek to explore an MS in the said are as well and brighten your chances of employment as well.

Simple, check Massachusetts website, go through the academics plan, the courses, the fee and apply.
Consult better consultants.

Very difficult from good universities. If you have extraordinary skills and if recommended by professionals both from India and foreign country then you can be allowed.

Yes, there is. Do some mechanical oriented design course of 6 months, then join a designer field in the company.

TU or Technology Universities are more into research, the studies and courses they provided are research oriented and provides a very theoretical knowledge on the subjects. FH or University of Applied Sciences has name suggests gives more practical knowledge or industry oriented studies, makes you job ready.

Hi,
Yes, it's called Studienkolleg. You have to be accepted by the university even to pursue the Studienkolleg programme so it's not easy and definitely not a waste. If your grades are way below their requirements they may not even accept you.