Colleges in USA

Hi Jahanvi,
Are you planning for Bachelors or Masters in MIT?

Hi,
You have either state universities or private universities, no government as such. Use this link for MPH programs:
http://mphprogramslist.com/schools/

Hi Bibhuti, University of Pennsylvania, Carnegie Mellon University, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Northwestern University, etc. are some of the universities accepting three-year degree.Also the top ranked ones like Harvard, Stanford etc can accept three-year degree.

Hi,
If a student has completed his B.Tech he should by then know what he wants to study. Asking which course to study at this stage is very vague. Talking about MIT, it's one of the most competitive universities in the world. You must not only excel in your academics but also have an all rounded profile.

Dear Atharv,
John Hopkins University is specially for 'Business Finance' related courses. Although, you can do any of the subject that you want but its specialization is in this subject. So, choose your college as per the specialization.
Good day.

Hello, you may expect a good amount but it is not possible to specify an exact number. These decisions are taken by the university at their discretion. Scholarships are based on merit and the amount shall be fixed by the college based on your overall merit and profile.

Pratik,
Don't ask for stream (as you have already mentioned it). So, some of the best universities in US are Stanford, Princeton, Wharton, etc.
Ask any query at anytime.
Best of luck.

Business schools require an MBA essay which is mainly a career goals essay. You have to highlight your interests of doing the MBA program, why you want to apply and how it's going to help you. Mention your overall challenges, what have you done out of the league to showcase your uniqueness. Mainly ask yourself why Stanford should admit you and not someone else who could be better than you.
A CV on the other hand is a normal CV about your academic and work profile. Perhaps we can talk about the interview prep once you have an offer. Good luck.