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You should work somewhere in IT or some software developing in online, code contributing you need some of these experience or if you have experience then do what you want to study.

Can you please elaborate the name of the college, as-as per the college website, it does not offer the course:
http://www.vesim.ves.ac.in/programmes/masters-of-management-studies-mms/admission.html

Hello Dhiraj,
Both MBA and MS are good fields. MBA on one hand offers a broader and general view in management. On the other hand, MS focuses on one single speciality mostly. There are many good MS colleges abroad. I personally am doing MBA in ITBM from Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology, keeping in mind that IT industry is going at a faster pace in India.

Dalhousie University
The University of British Colombia
Humber college
Centennial College
Vancouver Island University
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
Durham College
are some of the universities in Canada to do MS in networking. The criteria may vary from one university to the other. Better to get an expert advice on the matter. To get one, you can check with shelldramsoverseas website.

You can get but you may have to pay a bomb of fees. Get your IELTS done since that is a must to get a study visa. To know more you can get in touch with shelldreamsoverseas website.

McGill University of Toronto
University of British Columbia
University of Alberta
University de Montral
McMaster University of Waterloo
The University of Western Ontario
University of Calgary
Queen's University at Kingston
are some of the universities for automotive engineering. The best part in studying in Canada is that the tuition fees are very considerable. To know any other detail or query, please check with Shelldreams Company. They are one of the best student study visa consultants plus give students the information about their desired universities. Your IELTS score and academic score is quiet good to get admissions. All the best.

Hi Vikas, some well known ones are MIT, CALTech, NUS, NTU, University of Kyoto, ETH Zurich, University of British Columbia, UCLA etc.

Then, why would there be so many students going abroad or Germany to study if they do not get job? There always be such negative statements made. It would be wiser to out your efforts in studies rather than in issues like this and get good grades and practical knowledge so that you can have a good job profile.

There is nothing called as free in this world. Everything comes with a price tag. If you have 90% in your under graduation course then the admission process will be smoother than you thought. Plus you might just get some fees concession too. To know more details and requirements of different universities, get in touch with shelldreamsoverseas website.