Australia

There are four universities I would pick in Australia.
(1) Melbourne University - has the Melbourne Model requiring a breadth of subjects, highly ranked reflecting its research orientation and strength, well known, has some excellent professional faculty members including law, arts, and Melbourne Business School, nice historic campus close to the CBD (Parkville), also you get to live in Melbourne;
(2) UNSW - has a good vibe to it, some excellent professional faculty members particularly in law, business, Maths, and computing, a great strategic vision for the university, and you get to live in Sydney and be based in the harbourside eastern suburbs;
(3) UQ - has some excellent professional faculty members, good research opportunities, a solid university, a nice campus (St Lucia), good law, business, medical, dentistry & veterinary schools and you get to live in Brisbane;
(4) Bond - has small classes, low staff: student ratio, well-connected staff and students, accelerated programs, some excellent faculty members including law, business, medicine & architecture, beautiful campus, mainly residential university, social, one of the Top 20 Small Universities of the World and you get to live on the Gold Coast. And according to the Australian Government Qilt surveys, this university has the best teaching quality overall in Australia.
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A few of the best universities to study Finance in Australia are the University of Melbourne, the University of New South Wales, The Australian National University, the University of Sydney, Monash University, etc. To get into any of these top schools, you will have to apply with a well-crafted application. Important components an undergraduate program application needs to have are high school grades, Resume, IELTS/TOEFL scores, Letters of Recommendation, personal essays, extracurriculars, etc. Take a look at the UniRely platform. Their mentors, already studying at your aspired universities in Australia, will guide you throughout the application process.
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Dear aspirant, The best country to study MBA is the USA. MBA in the USA can be rewarding, both in terms of the learning experience and also for post degree careers. MBAs in the country typically run for two years and are designed in a way to provide a combination of internships and project works. The length of the course also gives students more time to explore career opportunities with high market value. There are 352 US schools featured in the QS World University Ranking. The state with the most school featured is New York, followed by California. The estimated living cost of the US is around dollar 10000 to dollar 18000 per year, which averages around dollar 1000 to dollar 1500 per month. US offers high paying jobs to international students after MBA as Management Consultant, Financial Manager Business Operations Manager etc. In the USA. The average base salary for MBA graduates in USA is dollar 172265 making it one of the main reasons to be the best country to study MBA. The United Kingdom is also one of the top country for MBA. London is currently ranked by the Global Financial Centres Index as the worlds most competitive financial centre, and its this edge that makes the nation so attractive to prospective students. UK is considered one of the best countries to study MBA for Indian students because it is a 1 year course duration with an overall expense of around 29 Lacs to 81 Lacs per annum. Hope it helps.

However, there is a scarcity of capable individuals in Australia, and applicants seeking permanent residency are given preference. Top on the list are doctors and bricklayers. The challenging issue is that there are many highly competent middle guys who were educated in Australia and who are ridiculed in this place. All of these people with marketing degrees are selling clothing at malls. If you're lucky, there's a system in place that allows you to use the restroom while the shopkeeper next door who is studying business management keeps an eye on your business. However, it might be worse; you could have studied to become a primary school teacher and still be unemployed.