France

No, it is tough to survive in France even in Bordeaux and Paris, as their main language for communication and learning is French. English is spoken by only a little amount of people. If you want to stay for a short duration, it is okay. But, if you are planning to study, then it won't work. Moreover, you will need to give a French proficiency test to study there. Well, if you are planning to stay there for a long duration then you will be in trouble. Good Luck.

Hello Sovit,
Yes, you can definitely think of studying for engineering in France. With population on decline, many French universities and colleges are offering English as medium of instruction also. However your score of less than 60% may cause some turbulence. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about this. In addition I would advise you approach an agency that is dealing in sending students to France for undergraduate studies. These agencies know almost all nuances and hence will give you value for money. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/france/be-btech-colleges-dc
Best wishes to you.

Hi,
For studying purposes, France is more affordable. Living expenses can be slightly higher than New Zealand, but tuition fee is less. In New Zealand tuition costs are higher. You can make more comparison by converting them into INR. and see which is more suitable to you. PG course can range from 200 to 300 euro per year. Many scholarship options and good stay back options for Indian students are also available for studying in France. You can check Campus France website also.

Hi, use this link to learn about the entry requirements, deadlines etc. To study a MS in mechanical engineering
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-mechanical-engineering-from-abroad-ds11509265?country=germany-france.

A very ambiguous query. What is it that you want to study? What are your grades? It is also difficult to list down the procedure for each and every university in every country you mentioned. Remember, the admission requirements differ accordingly. For a head start, prepare for IELTS or TOEFL and also GRE for US.

Hi Kaisong, you can apply but different universities have different requirements. You must also take IELTS. Applying to France may require you to take a French language test too. You should check websites of some universities and prepare accordingly. All the best.

Hi Deep, the average tuition fees for a Master are around 260 euro per year so you can work out the total for two years. Private institutes are costly like MBA programs will be expensive around 1000 to 3000 Euros per year. You should check different institutes for specific fees. Visit the Campus France website too
https://www.campusfrance.org/en/tuition-fees-France.