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Well both have their USPs. I would say that you try to know where your interest lies. I would suggest that you must pursue your interest because that will give you an edge over everything else. Mittal School of Business, which attracts students from various parts of the world, is one of India's foremost Business Schools recognised for its industry-oriented and technology focused curriculum, interactive and hands-on pedagogy, accompanied by intensive industry interface which also involves training of national and international industry professionals. A multidisciplinary campus and multicultural environment suffused with student activity ensures all round development of its graduates, grooming them for successful entrepreneurship and global careers.

It is a game designer's job to design.
That might seem like a tautology, and it is, so let me elaborate.
A game designer is responsible for the game's storyline and gameplay style.
There are different types of designers, such as those who specialise in the story or in mechanics, but there are also more and more designers who are a Jack of all trades, they do a bit of everything.
A designer will often see a project from start to finish, from designing the initial concept all the way through to production and user testing.
A team of designers might work on a project, but on smaller projects, one lead designer is often enough.
It is the designer's job to create a coherent play experience from the overarching storyline to how responsive the buttons should be.
They also oversee the work of other game professionals, such as animators, to make sure their work fits with the overall feel of the game.
Animator
Much in the way that designers design, animators animate.
Let's start with a question, what is an animation?
The animation is the process of taking a static object and an idea of how it should move, and applying techniques to make it move in the desired way.
This is what animators do; from making characters walk and talk to making sure the hands on a clock move correctly.
Animators play an important part in the games pipeline, making sure that the game's world behaves the way the player expects. A designer will oversee this process, to make sure those laws of interaction make sense within the concept of the game.
Career Paths
The career progression path is very similar for both careers; you would begin as a junior, working as part of a team (of variable size depending on the size of the studio), and progress to senior level when you have the required experience.
You may even become experienced enough to become a project lead, taking control of the entire project and overseeing all the processes.
It is important to note that these careers are parallel but not the same; both are needed for a successful game.
Educational Requirements
A game designer's education would be most likely built on an understanding of game mechanics and the way that the player interacts with the game.
This often takes the form of a college education and can include classes in design methodologies.

Hi there, you should not study a Bachelors degree anywhere abroad being an Indian national given the present exchange rate of our currency. Please note it will cost you a minimum of INR 20 Lakhs per annum. In Australia it is quite extra. I have studied in Australia myself and I did my Bachelors too. I have lived in two major cities - Sydney & Melbourne. Unless you have at least INR 1 crore disposable liquid asset just for your Bachelors degree, you must not seek to study a Bachelors degree abroad.
Green Card in Australia is Permanent Residency (PR). To achieve this one must have a minimum of 5 years of post-graduate (after Bachelors degree) progressive work experience as a result of which the person must be eligible for a skilled occupation and/or an employer's nominated sponsorship. Usually after 2 yrs of study in Australia one is eligible to apply for a Post-Study Work permit (PSW) with which one can stay in Australia and look for employment. Should you be lucky enough to win over an employment offer against an Australian citizen (who will be preferred), then since that time it shall take 5+ years for a PR followed by a citizenship. Hope this helps. Thanks!