Ireland

Hi
Ireland, Netherland and New Zealand are the best places to be. You may look for MS with specialization in big data, data analytics to have better options for a job.

Hi Tanay,
Ireland has a huge demand for electronic engineers and overall opportunities are good. Talking about which specialization is again very confusing, since it should be chosen based on your interests but recent surveys and employment blogs suggest good growth and demand in the area of process engineering and precision engineering. Software engineering and design also remains to be highly demanding field. Here is an article which should help you:
http://www.irishtimes.com/news/education/career-guide-engineering-and-technology-1.2244669
I will also advice you to check the career reports of the universities.

I am not sure if Ireland has any MBA programmes in health care management, they do have Masters in healthcare management. Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a top ranked one and offers M.Sc healthcare management which you can consider over ICRI or Symbiosis.

Hi,
MBA programs require work experience and in Ireland mostly you will find PGDM or MS Business programs for freshers. Talking about the distance education you had prior you have to write to the universities you plan applying to and find out. IGNOU degrees are generally recognised worldwide however always check with the concerned universities directly. Additionally, you must take your IELTS and/or GMAT.

Hi,
Check Edwise, Study Overseas Global, The Chopras, IDP, etc. They all are well known. Shiksha also has its online study abroad counselling service.

Hi Sanjo,
Ireland is an emerging study abroad destination. It is a good place to study computers and gaming especially. Also, tuition fee is quite affordable.