Study Abroad

You can work in both government as well as in private sectors. Microbiologists are mostly in demand in the UK, US, France, Australia and Germany.
The master courses in this field are of two years:
Master of Science in Microbiology
Master of Science in Applied Microbiology
Master of Science in Medical Microbiology
Master of Science in Microbial Genetics and Bioinformatics
For admission Tamil Nadu PG courses, it is necessary to hold a Bachelor's degree (B.Sc.) in the related field. Some universities organize their own entrance exams for screening candidates for admissions.

It would be better to try in US or UK and the certificate value is same in India and anywhere. So my best advice is to study by working in large sectors to gain knowledge. It may save your time and money and it'd be better for career and write banking exams.

Hi,
Majority of the universities have a fall intake if you check the intakes and deadlines properly. So with a spring intake you are limiting your options. Additionally, scholarship options are limited in spring, also it affects part time jobs and internship opportunities.

Hi Shray,
It depends if you want to be a lawyer or want to change profession. LLB from an open university won't be considered abroad as well, you must have professional practice in India before you apply for a legal sector job abroad. Additionally you must clear the bar council exam of the particular country which you won't be eligible for unless you have a degree from a recognized university. I would advice you to speak with an authorized immigration agent for more possibilities.

Hi,
RWTH Aachen, Darmstadt University, University of Stuttgart, TU Berlin and so on. You will find more options on the DAAD website.

Actually for Canada, you will need 7.5 bands in IELTS. You can apply for Australia.

Hi, foreign universities have career assistance departments through which they provide career services such as mentoring, career counselling, career fairs, etc. There is no campus placement by foreign universities. Your chances of getting a good job will depend on how strong you are academically and how skilled you are in your subject. You may read about the career services here:
http://www.ecu.edu.au/careers-and-leadership-services/overview