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For doing MS in the US, you need an undergraduate degree preferably an engineering degree or 4 years US equivalent degree in a related discipline. You need strong academics, a good letter of references from your teachers, a strong statement of purpose & a high GRE & IELTS/TOEFL score besides your applications being completed a year in advance before deadlines of respective universities. You may log on to the website: ets.org/gre.org for GRE information & IDP or British Council websites for test registration & for more information on IELTS, please visit:
https://www.ielts.org/
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Every university and country has different admission requirements. Some countries like the USA require applicants to take the GRE while some do not. International students must also take the IELTS or TOEFL to meet English language requirements. You have to be sure of the country where you want to go and then you have to check the requirements.
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You can do MBA after gaining some work experience and after taking GMAT and TOEFL. Since your academics are not great you must build a good overall profile. MBS admissions are one of the most competitive.
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