Sweden

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.

Hi,
You need to check the Sweden immigration website to find out the labour shortage list, mechanical engineering is one of the best sectors in Sweden and you will find opportunities in many sectors from automotive to biotechnology. Identify your own interest first, whether you like automobiles or aerospace, if you want to be in design or manufacturing. Figure out what to study accordingly.

Dear Kavya,
Please always refer to the university website for updated fee structure since the same may not reflect on our website immediately. You may drop an email to the desired universities for the course and fee structure, they will get back to you with the details. Hope this helped.

I have seen in my experience that no matter which country you choose to study, it come down to one point and that is your grades and the knowledge you have about the subjects that you studied.

Management courses throughout the world have earned the fame. In every country there will be ranges of universities from top to lower classes. It all comes under this point that where you want to do and how much you can afford.

Yes, you can get admission. You must have 1-2 research papers published or a good project work, and a 12-15 month job experience would add a great value to your resume. But remember, your GRE scores should be good enough to get admission without any fuss.