UK

Yes, it is. But, you can only work as an assistant to the dentist. If you want to start a private practice, you'll have to clear ORE part 1 and part 2 (it is an exam to get a license to practice).
Hope this helps you.

Yes, why not. If you have a degree of recognised university or Board, then you will be eligible for UK/US universities. There are various options available for education like distance learning is a mode which can be helpful for you. There are many foreign universities for Bachelor and MBA programs. Open University UK, Pebble Hills, Marconi University and Cardiff University. Regards
Pritpal Singh
http://distancelearning.edu.in/.

Yes, UK accepts three year degree and you can do your Masters. You have many Masters programme in management and you can also do your MBA.

Hi,
Yes, you can but after clearing licensure exams. Check country specific medical council and nursing board websites for registration information.

"Do I want study in LL.B. Iwas DTL candidate was in Dr. Baba saheb Ambedkar College of Law Last More than Huge year Before can I do nowdays study in LL.B. Correspondence please reply". .

IELTS is accepted in almost every country like France, Canada, Australia, USA and Germany.

There some universities which are best and offering good quality education, but you need to spend more in order to complete you B.Tech there. RMIT and Victoria University in Australia. You can get a list from Shiksha's university list as well if you visit the Study Abroad website on shiksha.

Hi,
There are many pathways for foreign-trained graduates. It is difficult to mention all the details here but read these guides
http://www.jdentaled.org/content/78/11/1489
https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/roles-doctors/surgery/oral-and-maxillofacial-surgery/entry-requirements-skills-and-interests
Visit the country specific dental board websites for licensure exams and more details.