Australia Visa

Hello JigarKumar, you can apply to any university with the grades you have. I am afraid you won't find a top ranked university easily, however, there are many options in Australia. Go through various colleges' websites. There are TAFE institutes as well where you can see professional courses.

Hi Jigar,
So many years of gap may not be accepted easily, but if your overall profile is good you have a chance. It will depend on your SOP, LOR, nature of work experience, etc. Please also check other countries such as Canada, New Zealand, USA, Netherlands, etc.
You can avail education loans for higher studies as long as it is not a Diploma course.

Hi Pradip, eligibility criteria varyfrom college to college. A GPA of 7to 8 is recommended, you must also take the IELTS.

To pursue MS from a foreign university, you would first need to clear your backlogs, unless mentioned otherwise. Your work experience and scores in GRE are fine.

Hi Jigar,
The answer will depend on the nature of your gap period and if you have met the admission requirements. Your query is very general and you need to be more clear with your plans, academic percentage etc for better advice.

Hi Minakshi,
You cannot apply for the visa without getting an university's admission offer. So first you have to check the admission requirements of the universities and then apply. 6 band for a MS course is low, they usually prefer 6.5 with no section less than 6. But majority of the universities offer pathway programs in English. Also when you talk about gap you have to be specific with the nature of your gap, if you were working it won't be considered as a gap. You will get the visa if you fulfill all requirements and if your intention to study in Australia is clear and you have no plans of migrating there permanently.

Hi Minakshi,
To be eligible to apply for the student visa you must be accepted by an Australia university. Here is a guide to help you out:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/how-to-apply-for-an-australian-student-visa-articlepage-62

Hi Naheeda,
You won't get a student visa out of the blue. You must apply to a college and the college must accept you first. Decide what to study and check the admission requirements on university websites and prepare accordingly. Your husband won't get the student visa but a spouse visa.

Hi,
This will depend on the nature of your gap. Universities will evaluate the same. You can further apply for the student visa only after you have been accepted by an university. Decide what to study and check the entry requirements. Submit a good application and on time for better chances of admissions and visa.