Between USA, UK, and Europe, which is a better option for me considering I have a 3-year bachelor’s degree and want to pursue masters abroad?

The UK and many European countries are generally better options for master's studies with a three-year bachelor's degree.

- UK: Most universities accept three-year bachelor's degrees. Master's programs are usually one year, with a two-year post-study work visa (Graduate Route). This 2-year period applies to applications made before 1 January 2027; applications submitted on or after that date receive 18 months, while PhD graduates continue to receive 3 years.
- Europe: Countries like Germany typically accept three-year degrees, offer low or no tuition at public universities, and have two-year master's programs. Post-study work options vary (e.g., Germany offers an 18-month job seeker visa). Some programs may require local language skills.
- USA: Many universities prefer a four-year degree; only some accept three-year degrees. Programs are longer and more expensive, with post-study work options like OPT (12-36 months for STEM).

For your profile, the UK and Europe offer smoother eligibility, shorter or more affordable programs, and strong post-study work options.