Victoria

Well Tanay, both have scope in their sectors. MBA is meant for working professionals and after an MBA you will most likely be absorbed into high level managerial roles. This is why people do an MBA. The Masters will get you entry level jobs. Students enrolling into Masters programs are typically freshers and/or interested in RnD careers.

Hi Tanay,
Yes, chances are pretty good. You must also take the IELTS, an overall score of 6 with no section less than 5.5 is required. Visit the university websites for more details about admission deadlines and entry requirements. Make sure to apply on time.

No Nitin,
Its a very basic knowledge, you can't do any Masters degree without completing a Bachelor's degree.

Hi Vivaan,
University of Melbourne's Melbourne Law School is one of the best option you can think of. You can also check Monash University Law Chambers and La Trobe University, Melbourne Campus.

Both are good, University of Melbourne is higher ranked and ANU comes second.

Hi Prateek,
You are already an experienced man in terms of job. So, you understand the need of the market. Both the choices are good so you can decide on the basis of following:
1. Acceptance rate of specialization u plan to do
2. Cultural fit and understanding
3. If you are looking for PR, Australia is the best bet.
4. Finances involved and the ROI is what u need to work on too.
All the best.