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It really depends on where do you see yourself in next 5 to 10 years. If you are really bright & in top 1 percentile in India, you must stick to top B-Schools in India & you would be placed if you would be performing similarly high in academics. The kind of salaries versus expenditures in India is too pro-Indian thus for a skilled cream layer of India, opportunities are ever increasing, so is staying close to family, earning decent money & maintaining a high standard of living, if gives you work satisfaction in India, degree/education is worth.
On the other hand, as it's the era of globalization & the world is technically getting closer for which we need to have strong skills & networking which comes with pursuing a degree course abroad. MBA in foreign countries is all about "you" practically learning, exploring & contributing to your experience besides your peer group adding value to your skills. The western world has no dearth of opportunities for skilled people & can place you up and above the ladder. You may grow by leaps & bounds in less span of time & if you may be fortunate to balance between work & life, your family can enjoy your success with you.
However, answering your question, who will be preferred depends on who is hiring & what would be the task to be given. Of course, countries like USA, UK, Australia, Europe & Canada are the countries for higher education, but for the longer stay back & permanent residency, Australia & Canada will have an upper edge.

In most cases, it is not possible to opt for both Computer and Mathematics in the Commerce stream in HSC. Typically, in the Commerce stream, students are required to choose between Mathematics and Computer Science, as both subjects are considered to be in the same category of electives. Therefore, the student will need to choose one of these subjects based on their interests and future career goals. However, some schools or boards may offer an additional subject as an optional subject, which the student can choose based on their interests and the availability of the subject. Therefore, it's best to check with your school or the board that you are enrolled in to know the available options for electives. In summary, it's not possible to opt for both Mathematics and Computer Science in the Commerce stream in HSC, but you may have the option to choose an additional subject if it is offered by your school or board. It's important to carefully consider your interests and future career goals before making a decision.