Australia

 FactorPolytechnic University of Puerto Rico ( diduga - diduga PUPR)IIT Roorkee, IndiaLocationPuerto Rico (Caribbean)Roorkee, IndiaCostGenerally More Affordable (Tuition & Living Expenses)Generally More ExpensiveProgram FocusMay have specific areas like Engineering, ArchitectureBroader range of MBA specializationsLanguageBilingual (Spanish/English)Primarily EnglishUniversity RankingLower RankingPotentially Higher RankingJob OpportunitiesFocus on Puerto Rico & Caribbean (potentially bilingual advantage)Broader placement potential (India & International)Visa ProcessPotentially Simpler for Indian Students (not a U.S. state)More Complex (Standard U.S. Student Visa)

Yes, the Queensland Institute of Business and Technology, Australia a better option than Techno India University, India since the Queensland Institute of Business and Technology is associated with Griffith University where you can expect a transfer following the completion of your Diploma and hence, expand your exposure and networking opportunities which would not be possible in the case of Techno India University. In addition, if you are inclined towards fields such as business, administration, hotel management and more, the Queensland Institute of Business and Technology would be a more ideal option owing to its global presence and career prospects available right after you graduate.

To stand out in University of South Australia admissions, applicants should strictly focus on presenting a positive view of themselves, beyond just academic achievements. Students should highlight their unique experiences, interests, and perspectives to help the examiner or the interviewer understand the applicant's potential. Students must talk about experiences and challenges that they've overcome, as that shows how the candidate takes on tasks during tough times. But again, students must not overdo things and boast about themselves in the mode of explaining themselves. Applicants are also suggested to have strong SOPs and LOR which can persuade the examiner to give them admission to University of South Australia .