Hi Rajesh,
The number of words in an SOP can range between 800 and 1200.
I would advise that, once your SOP word count reaches 800, don't go on adding unnecessary details. Remember, a good SOP conveys its information in as few words as possible.

If you're looking at New Zealand for mass media, consider the University of Amsterdam

The official government website for studying in New Zealand has a list of all 8 universities and their course-wise fees on a single page.

But to sum it up –

Bachelor’s degrees – $22,000 to $32,000 per year, with higher fees for subjects like medicine and veterinary science

Northeastern University
University of Berkely
North Carolina State University
University of Maryland
Virginia Tech
And more

If you are from EU/EEA, Switzerland, or belong to one of the countries on this list, you don’t need to apply for a Student Visa.

The documents needed to apply for a New Zealand student visa are –

• An offer of place from an approved education provider
• Evidence that you have enough money to pay your tuition fees
• Your passport and acceptable passport-style photo(s)
• Tuition fees evidence
• Proof of funds – $15,000 per year to cover your living expenses
• A copy of your air ticket home, or proof that you have enough money to buy one
• An accommodation guarantee, if you’re under 18
• The New Zealand student visa fee, which is around $57
• You may also be asked to provide a medical certificate, a chest x-ray, and a police certificate

You can check out these universities-
Harvard University
Stanford University
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of California, San Francisco
University of California, Los Angeles

A PG in Germany costs £20,000 - £30,000 on an average
And other expenses will be €700 to €800

Avg UG cost - €2,770 per annum
Other expenses - €850 to €1,400 per annum

Oh, yeah, definitely

In all study abroad destinations, be it USA, UK, the Netherlands, Singapore, Switzerland, etc., you can work part-time for 16-20 hours (depending on which country you go to)

Dog walking might pay you more
If you decide to work in a relatively expensive area