UK

Hi Vadiraj,
If you have been following updates on UK, you should know that work permit rules for international students is extremely tight now. If you will get a job, it depends on your qualification, skills and also lady luck. You can check UK immigration website and refer to job portals.
Enhance your skills by a foreign language course, necessary certifications, etc. You can develop your networking skills, communication and leadership skills and perform well academically.
All the best.

If you want to opt for a college with low fee structure, then Germany is the best option. You can also get a scholarship. You can get good job opportunities in Germany.

Scope is good, MS Management programs are meant for students with limited or no work experience. So, you cannot expect to land up with a higher management role immediately. Having said that, prospects are really good and employer do look for fresh graduates ready to adapt, with flexibility and zeal to learn. London is difficult with stiff work permit options for international students. Canada is more preferred now due to the post study work options.
Best Wishes.

Dear Santosh,
Please elaborate ABM. There could be multiple meanings.

Hi Clement,
It entirely depends on your skills and qualification, how you impress prospective employers, if your profile is in demand or not. Please check job portals for vacancies in your area and apply.

It is quite low. I am not sure if any good university will be interested to take you. You will find a few options, the lesser known and less competitive universities.

Yes, it is possible. You need to be brilliant academically. You should appear for IELTS exam.
For more details visit the website of LSE.

Apart from a decent +2 score (75 %+), you need to sit for IELTS in case you are looking for high ranked universities in the UK. SAT exams are not required for the UK. It's mostly IELTS exam that you need to clear with overall 6.0 bands in most cases. Let me know which program you wish to apply to so that I can suggest a few universities.

Scholarships are a function of your overall profile, academics, personal statement, recommendation letters, English proficiency, that it is better than the other applicants, choice of university and program. In layman terms, you get scholarships when the college needs you more than you need them.
I hope it helps.

You need to crack IELTS exam to study abroad, like: UK or CANADA. Sometimes, you need to crack GRE, if you have scored well in UG. For MBA, you need to crack GMAT exam along with IELTS.