UK

It is very difficult to compare between US and UK. If you are planning to settle down then UK is a tough option as they don't give work permits to international graduates so easily. You can narrow down your choice based on your budget, career plans and university requirements.

Hi,
For UK salaries you have posted a query earlier:
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-the-average-salary-package-for-radiology-technician-in-uk-qna-4011122
For India check here:
http://www.indiaeducation.net/careercenter/medical/radiography/

Hi Md,
Trending topics or roles in your field which have good prospects are Automobile Design, Robotics, Simulation and Testing or MS Management. It is hard to generalise on only one subject. Automobile engineering itself has scope, you can further choose the specializations basis your interest. UK is a tough place, international students don't get jobs so you contact the universities beforehand about career assistance. You will get a work permit of minimum 6 months. Even in USA its very competitive. You must also decide if you seek technical positions or managerial positions.

Hi,
Banks only process 80% of the fee. Rest 20% you have to bear. Please check with your bank branch for this information. They will calculate basis the tuition + living fee.

Hi Sudhanva,
Admission requirements vary. SAT is not compulsory for all countries. SAT is required if you want to study in the US or Singapore. So when you say 'abroad' please specify the country. International applicants must also take TOEFL or IELTS for English language proficiency.

Dear Albin,
Under current circumstances, Canada is a better choice. There have been some debates going on with the acceptance of UK one year degree in India, you should be better informed about it. Secondly, UK won't be giving you a work permit if that's your ultimate idea.

Dear Sabith,
De Montfort is one of the top 60 universities in UK, its somewhere between 50 to 60 in UK Universities. You may check their website for more information.
Global MBA programmes generally deal with business platforms over the world. These programmes including study abroad trips to different countries and companies to understand business from their perspective.

Dear Devdeep,
MBA programmes are designed for applicants with good amount of work experience. If you want to study in a good university and increase your career prospects please work for two to three years before applying for an MBA. Canadian universities are also quite selective and competitive.