Sweden

Hi Ayush, There is a growing demand for chemical engineers in Sweden, the country is very active towards environmental friendly processes and chemical engineering graduates may find themselves in environmental sustainability sectors and roles. You can also check the country's leading job portals and learn about demands and growth. Overall the sector is very diverse. The monthly expenditure while you are studying can be around SEK 8,500 not including tuition fees. Sweden is otherwise is an expensive country particularly accommodation.

Hi Rishabh Suthar, You are eligible if you have good marks in your graduation. Your IELTS is low but there are some universities which may also waive off IELTS. An overall score of 6 is recommended for most cases. Always check the university websites to know about the university admission criteria.

Find out the college based on preference. Ensure you have basic pre requirements, as set by the University or college. Apply through the admission process prescribed for foreign nationals. Get the offer letter from the college. Apply for visa at the respective embassy for the particular visa you are supposed to carry.

You cannot decide which country you can go and study by your area of study. Your area of study should remain the same where ever you go and study. This is your sore area you have already done your under graduation and now you are proceeding to master to do a specialisation within your area of study. Basic four factors to decide which country is your duration of study, your cost of tuition fees and living cost, your part time earning possibilities and the stay back option.

Yes, you are eligible. You can do Master's degree in Sweden, but for that, you have to clear an entrance exam.

Hi,
London is the best country to do architecture, and it is best in terms of placements and studies.

Yes, you can but in some of the countries that don;t have good bonds with UAE, doing Masters from there would be somewhat difficult for you.

With 56% Canada will be challenging. MS is highly competitive and very good academic grades are required. You may find Sweden easier. Also try in Australia, Netherlands, Poland, Ireland, Denmark, etc.