UK

Hi,
You just have to start researching and learning about university admission requirements. 20 attempts and 8 backlogs is a big number, considering your final CGPA is also not very high admissions in top rated universities will be a challenge. You can search for programmes in UK, Poland, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Australia, Malaysia, etc. Expand your search and explore. For any doubts never hesitate to email the universities. Work on your personal statement, a very good SOP can work wonders. Recommendation letters are also a huge impact factor. IELTS or TOEFL score, GRE also matters. Keep searching.

Yes, of course, it is a better option for that. You can also look for New Zealand, Canada, Australia, etc.

Hi Alka,
The score requirements vary from college to college but you should always aim for a first-class position. 70% and above is ideal. Below 50% is not accepted.

Hi Nalin, Spain and UK has more number of reputed hotel management schools than the rest, if you have selected any school then you can simply check the rankings on websites like QS ranking and decide. You must compare the budget, career support, stay back options etc. You can check this page for more hotel management schools
http://ceoworld.biz/2016/03/04/top-50-hospitality-hotel-management-schools-world-2015/.

Hi Pawan,
I doubt, you are advised to check with GATE authorities, visit their official website and contact them. UK degree has recognition issues in India and things are doubtful.

I am also planning to study abroad. You should apply for Australia in April and May for July intake and in December and January for February intake. For UK, you should apply before 15th October. Because, deadline for the most universities is that. But some universities also accept application after that. Check the official website of the University Requirements and deadline to which you want to study.

Hi Reyansh,
It is not too high if it's a top ranking university. Even if you and your friends may have the similar profile, universities will evaluate according to their policies and the results may differ. You can actually email the admission offices directly and take help of a professional counselling service. Universities also have their agents or representatives who can help you guys out.