Cyber Security/IT Security

Hello Sunil,
There are many options:
1. MS IT.
2. Software engineering.
3. Information systems.
4. Business analytics.
5. Game designing, etc.
You must research well and visit the university websites and check the programs offered section. Finally, it would be your choice, you will know better what you want and what your future plans or career plans are.
For your reference here are some suitable options:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509?country=uk-australia-canada

Hi Sunidhi,
UNSW is the top most for computer related studies in Australia. It has strong research oriented practices and tie-ups with research organizations. For more reasonable options and popular choices for computer related studies, you can also check:
1. RMIT.
2. UTS.
3. Curtin.
4. UniSA.
5. QUT.

There is no direct entry to become a security analyst in the Indian Army. You can join Indian Army Technical Corps by appearing CDS examination after graduation. You can also join Army after completing engineering . Army trains its engineering officers for their requirements.

Hi,
Please see below link from where you will get the institute which is offering cyber security in Allahabad.
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=Cyber+Security+/+IT+Security&c=10&sc=127&sa=35^0^0^0^0^0&ts=1781681&rf=searchwidget&ct[]=35

Hi Vivek,
You can check colleges in Germany, Canada, UK, Japan, Singapore, Ireland and Switzerland. For college ranking I will suggest you refer to a ranking table like QS or Times Higher Edu ranking.

Hi,
You can pursue either CEH or CSSP.

The fee structure varies from institute to institute. You may refer to the link mentioned below:
https://goo.gl/KJWhk5

Yes, cyber crime is most increasing issue of today.
Cyber law is a very good choice. Don't worry.
You may be hired by a company as a security consultant, cyber crime adviser and many more.

Following are the non software fields with good scope in the future -
1. Network Admin
2. System Admin
3. Database Admin
4. Technical support for a product
Point 4 must be avoided if possible. Rest are good jobs. But its hard to grow if you hate or don't know programming.