UK

Hi Arpita,
Be specific with your education background and desired program. Entry requirements vary and you have to prepare accordingly.

Options are available in many countries like US, UK, Netherlands, Canada and Australia. You can decide about which country to go to by thinking about factors like budget, job opportunities and courses available. If finance is not a problem then you can start shortlisting the universities where you would like to apply.

You must have a Bachelor's degree in the same field and also if you are good in academics, it will be a bonus for you.

Hi,
Yes, part-time jobs alongside studies can be done. Jobs may include office assistant jobs, on-campus university jobs as administration assistant/office helper, hospitality jobs, researchers, day care, baby sitting, customer service executive jobs etc. The most type of job, however, is table keeping at food joints.

Hi, First you need to be accepted by a college in UK for lateral entry which is tough because engineering programs in India are of 4 years whereas it's of 3 years in UK. Secondly, different universities have different credit point norms. The scholarship is difficult too.

It depends on your course but trust me, you need a lot money to study there. The cost of living is also very high.

You can get scholarship but they are very less the study in UK are too high and the cost of study and living.

Hi,
In terms of education and post study work options, consider Australia, Canada, New Zealand and USA ( competitive).