UK

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).

Hi Kunal, yes you can pursue your bachelor's degree from UK after completing your Diploma in civil engineering. Take the IELTS. The admission procedure is online, generally you have to apply through the UCAS website. Please also check the recognition of engineering programs from UK, if you wish to come back to India then be aware that most 3 year Bachelors degree in engineering programs of UK are not recognised in India.

Dear Arman, UK is home to top business schools like London Business School, London School of Economics, Imperial College London, University of Bath etc. Earn a Bachelor's degree, you are also required to have atleast 2 or 3 years of work experience and also very good GMAT scores are required. For fee structure please check the university website as it varies significantly.

Hi Gautam,
Firstly, there is no on-campus placements. About employability, work permit rules are very strict in UK for international students and mainly Indians now , similarly in US competition is getting tougher and tougher. German universities and overall in Europe and Asia Pacific countries have more favourable options for international students. Lastly, your job chance will depend on your overall skills and qualifications.

Hi Harsh,
The 1 year Master's degree from UK universities are no longer recognised in India but recognized elsewhere. You may check the website of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) and UGC however no information are mentioned explicitly.