Study Abroad

Yes. You can definitely do it but you will have to select your college first. And, there are many consultancies that will help you with it.

First, you have good score in your GRE and IELTS/TOEFL according to which you can access to the various programs such as assistantship and administrationship which covers almost full cost of your tuition fee. So, you need not to worry about fee. Just prepare for your exams and have a good luck.

You can do strageic marketing management in NZ one year Diploma and stay back and work. You will get one year work search visa after studies. Then you can apply PR.

If you planning to take admission in engineering you need to appear for AUEET. Refer to the link for details:
http://www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/doa/AUEET-2016-Brochure.pdf

Hello,
So, as per your performance, you may or may not get a call since CET cut-off is high this time. And sorry to say, but the probability is somewhat less this time.

It depends on your definition of worth. However if I were in your place and if that was my aim, then I would go for it. Some of the best Canadian universities are: University of British Columbia, McGill University and U Toronto. All the best. Usually one year PG Diploma from a top Canadian college will help one land in a very good job.

With that kind of score, it's very difficult. I recommend that you prepare once again and take the exam after 3-4 months. Prepare very well to improve your overall English proficiency. Aim for at least a 6.5-7.

Of course. Why do you think it's not valid? Some universities might ask for standardization and validation of your scores via some educational services.