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Hi Ram,
Different countries would be having different market trends. For example manufacturing engineering has a very good scope in Canada while in Australia mechanical engineers do not have that much of a scope. Further you have to select your specialisation as per your interest. You should also refer to the SOL of various countries and see the professions in demand.

Hi,
Yes and depends on your knowledge on the subject and demonstration of interests, taking the GRE alone will not guarantee an admission. Check with the universities first, some universities won't accept while some may. Pre-requisite courses may be required.

Hi Akhil,
Only CAT and GMAT scores are accepted by IMT. No GRE score as of now, but you can keep checking the college website in case there is any change in the future.
All the best for your future endeavours.

Hi Sushant,
With 7 CGPA its going to be difficult in Canada though your GRE score is moderate. Remember GRE is not mandatory in Canadian universities. Chances in an US university a good one but not a highly ranked one is pretty decent. Your admissions will also depend on your SOP and the LORs.

Only some random, un-ranked universities will accept a student with backlogs. If you are serious about studying in Canada, first clear your backlogs. Though your GRE score looks good.

Hi Himanshu,
The main difference is SAT is taken to study Bachelor degree while GRE is for MS degrees in USA. So, actually, you cannot compare them since both are taken in different contexts.

Hi,
Typically, scholarships are awarded by the universities and you need not take any exam for this. All applicants by default are considered for scholarships and these are given on the basis of merit. Higher the grades better are the chances of scholarships and admissions. Since you are will be pursuing Bachelors you must take the TOEFL and SAT, note SAT is taken to study in US. So, if its another country you have to re-check the requirements.

Hi, lets answer your question point wise
1. No all exams are not necessary, take either of GRE or GMAT and one from TOEFL or IELTS.
2. University of British Columbia - Sauder School of Business, McGill University - Desautels Faculty of Management, York University - Schulich School of Business, Western University - Ivy Business School, University of Toronto - Rotman to name a few
3. Yes, work experience is mandatory except a couple of bottom ranked universities.

Hi Raj, with 10 backlogs it is not recommended you apply to Germany. German universities are very competitive and only admits high-caliber students. Also GRE is not required so it won't make a difference. If you have taken the GRE then apply to US or check in Australia and Singapore etc.

Hi,
The best books for TOEFL:
The Official Guide to the TOEFL Test by ETS Official TOEFL iBT Tests Volume 1 and Volume 2
Barrons Essential Words for the TOEFL
For GRE, The Official GRE Super Power Pack from ETS is mandatory. Also follow books by
Manhattan and Kaplan.
For GATE books basis subjects.