UK

Hi Palak,
The admission process of universities in UK are basically online. You must apply through the UCAS or directly through the university's official website. Your documents must be uploaded initially.
If you are talking about a specific university I think you should directly ask the university as they might have different norms. However, when you are applying for the visa and all you must send your hard copies.

Hello Sachin,
MBA abroad requires applicants to gain work experience before applying. If you want to apply without your work experience you must have excellent academics and a very strong profile. Otherwise, you will only be able to apply to bottom ranked schools which I won't recommend. Invest your money wisely. Basically to study MBA abroad, you must have work experience, take the GMAT and TOEFL or IELTS. Expenses can be around USD25000 to USD70,000 a year irrespective of where you study as MBA is expensive. I hope, this was helpful. Feel free to write back if you need any more guidance.

Hi Vaishnavi,
These are some of the world famous universities for computer sciences and IT:
California Institute of Technology, USA
University of Oxford, UK
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Imperial College London, UK
University College London, UK
Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Cornell University, USA and many more.
You may check this chart for ranking information
https://www.timeshighereducation.com/student/best-universities/best-universities-computer-science-degrees#survey-answer

Hi Amandeep,
Brunel University is among the top 30 for mechanical engineering and related programmes in UK. Hence, it is a good choice and if you get admitted, you can go ahead with this university.

All these streams are good and it depends upon your interest and inclination that streams suits you most. You must choose the stream as per your interest so that you may rise high in your field of interest. There is high demand for almost all these streams in corporate sector and in govt organisations. So do not worry about the trend, just follow your on inclination and liking for a particular stream.
All the best.

Canada and Germany.

Dear, any professional course has a lot of scope and in engineering, every branch has a lot of scope. However, it is advisable to choose an engineering branch of your interest. If you are not able to decide then it is better to choose core branches of engineering like civil, electrical or mechanical engineering etc.
All the best.

Hi Bhavya,
Scholarships are basically given by the universities on merit-basis. You can check university websites. And also you should check the British Council website for funding options. Commonwealth UK scholarships and British Chevening Scholarships are also there.

MS in automotive engineering is highly preferable in Germany and the colleges there are cheap as well. You can check them out on https://shiksha.com.

To get a job in England is quite difficult for an Indian student as the work permit norms are very stringent. You should focus on getting a good job in a top IT company in India, and then going on-site to Europe/ US.