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This is not true. Availability of job is dependant on the area of study. The student's exposure to industry during the study. Also, it is very important to involve in various networking forums to find potential employers even while you are in school. Having a previous professional experience will come handy.

you can try manipal university and Vivekananda Global University Jaipur they provide this option

Not until you have a work experience of two or more years Harpreet.MBA applicants come from various backgrounds however you must submit GMAT or GRE and must possess significant work experience.
Best of luck

5.5 in each or in one module? If in one module, try applying to Fanshawe College (Practical Elements of Mechanical Engineering), Lakehead University (MS Mechanical Engineering).

When we compare these two countries, it is very important to understand and analyze the education system, tuition fees and career opportunities which they have and how they match with your future plans.

Try applying to Lakehead University, University of Windsor, Dalhousie University etc.

You can apply to International College of Manitoba (A pathway program to University of Manitoba) where you learn Math in the first year and then progress to the second year at UoM.

Hello Tejaswini,
For MS in top universities around 70% is recommended. It is also difficult to say which university would be best as it is a profile centric question. You may have to take the GRE which I will personally recommend to higher your admission chances. Visir vari university websites for details and email them for guidance. Best of luck.

Hi Simon,
8 lakhs will also be a very tight budget for the UK. On average, most MBA courses will be on average 11Lakhs+.
This article about low cost MBA programmes may be useful:-http://www.studyin-uk.com/studyuk/mba-low-cost/.
Please note that living costs per month in the UK will start at around 1 lakhs
Best regards.