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Hi Nade,
At this stage of your career, you will be the best person to answer this question whether you want to go for MPA or MBA. Both the programs have different career outcomes, you may require an MBA even after doing an MPA so if your ultimate goal is to attain higher managerial role then you should opt for an MBA. If you want to stick to only finance domain then go for MBA. Your visa will also depend on how you can portray your career goals and course requirement, so figure out what you want and try to justify your decision. In Australia accountants are highly in demand and with work experience prospects are good. For deadlines and university specific information please visit the university website.

Eligibility for B.Sc. in Multimedia
Candidates aspiring for admission to the course are required to fulfill the following minimum eligibility criteria.
10+2, completed from a recognized educational Board.
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Mathematics as the main subjects of study at the 10+2 level.
A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the level of graduation.
Candidates appearing for their final 10+2 examination are also eligible to apply for the course on provisional basis.
B.Sc. in Multimedia: Admission Process
Most institutes offering the course in India admit students based on their performance in a relevant entrance test. Some institutes conduct their own entrance tests for offering admission. Admission process generally varies across colleges.
A few institutes also provide direct admission based on the candidates score at the 10+2 level.

Education: Both the branches have the almost same number of tough and easy subjects. But in IT when it comes to practicals, you strain your brain, whereas in mechanical it is less brain more body. You should have a tough nerve to handle that pressure. You need to visualize like Bahubali director before making in IT, in mechanical, it's in front of you, you just need to make the parts work together. Both are equally challenging. How can you maintain the same strength by removing a single bolt? Can you? How can you change the world with a wonderful app like that of WhatsApp which can impact millions of lives?
Employment: Like education, you are paid for how efficiently you use your brain in IT but in mechanical, you are paid for how efficiently you make your machine running and doing a job for you. Of course, you need brain even here but not paid. (Opportunities: are always there for both the fields. You might be misled seeing the buzz around IT nowadays but mechanical is always an evergreen area with a huge scope. Every day, you see a new car or a bike on which many crores of people are traveling.
Growth: Since there are more opportunities, there are more companies coming in IT which means you have huge competition. You need to upgrade continuously with the latest advancements and apply those skills to beat others. Which means you are responsible for your growth. In Mechanical, it is more like a team and the impact you create as a team. You may be working alone but your daily activities need more people to interact giving you more chance to learn. Future: With a greater number of internet users, I mean, knowledge users for mobiles, computers, gadgets, there will be many problems too like data security, data management and data storing and development of such devices. This is exactly similar to population growth, with more people you get less water, less food and little space for the person. Considering our working-age ends at 50, for next 20 -30 years, there is a better scope for improvement in IT. Similarly, making nation energy sustainable, designing new engines for motor vehicles, manufacturing smart products, nothing can stop all of a sudden. There is no such trend of dropping also.
Salary: Agreed, one place where IT beats mechanical is this. You might get lesser pays or even when paid high, you will be posted in factories far from cities.