Australia

MBA has three different level. One for freshers who has no experience, we call that as Freshers MBA. Second one is with 2 or three years any experience, we call it executive MBA. Third one is called AMBA, MBA which is meant for managers. That is, you need a minimum of three years of managerial experience. You need IELTS to prove your English proficiency. No need of GMAT for freshers. For others also, GMAT is not mandatory.

Yes, you have to give GMAT exam.

Deakin has an excellent school of environmental Science and IT, whilst RMIT has an innovative journalism programme, one of the best in the world. Both will provide sufficient and comprehensive education in nearly all areas they teach.

This is good though of higher education but I think if you have good base in mechanical you should pursue Bachelor in mechanical engineering because Very large PSUs offer job in mechanical.

Hi Rakesh,
With the current trends, US is highly competitive. Australia and Canada are flexible options.

Hi, a personal choice when it comes to what to study. After completing your B.Tech you should know by know your personal interests, career goals and what you intend to do in future. Perhaps you can decide accordingly. Engineering Management, Civil Engineering, specialised Masters in civil engineering disciplines, management etc. are some of the options available. See what interests you, evaluate the career outcomes, programme syllabi etc. Check RMIT, QUT, etc. for engineering options.