M.S

Hi Vidhan or Rahul,
First, there is no shortcut here. Application process is time consuming and takes a year almost. Take the SAT or ACT and also the TOEFL to start applying to Bachelor's degree courses. To apply for MS programs you must complete your Bachelor's degree and take the GRE. You must probably apply for another student permit since it will expire couple of months after your Bachelor's degree course is over. So its better you apply during the final year and also check with the visa consulate there. But as of now focus on applying for your Bachelor's degree, you can find out information for your MS once you go there. Visit university websites now and check the admission requirements, deadlines etc and start applying.

If you wish to focus on engineering as your core passion and work in an engineering-related sector or conduct research in engineering or take up teaching engineering as a career, then an MS or an M.Tech would be a good choice.
If you are planning to study for an MBA degree then most US and UK institutions demand that you have prior work experience of at least two years. It is in this case-scenario that the BE+2 or 3 years of work and then the MBA makes sense. With B-School students in India getting placement letters from top companies with annual salaries in excess of Rs 25 lakhs, the gap between Indian and foreign institutions is thinning. As far as engineering research and facilities go unfortunately Indian institutions are yet to catch up with their UK, US and Australian counterparts. This is the primary reason why the so-called brain-drain continues and intelligent students keep migrating abroad in search of better facilities and resources. So be it an MS or M.Tech or an MBA, you can browse through our extensive list of institutions to find a programme that meets your requirements.

Hi,
Focus on your academics. Your numbers will be the first thing to get noticed. Get yourself involved in high-end project works, publications and your internship must be a very good one. As for the exams, you have to prepare hard for the GRE and the TOEFL. Scholarships are awarded by the universities on a merit basis, so if you have a very strong academic record, extremely good projects, LORs, SOP, high GRE scores, etc., your chances of admission and scholarship will be high automatically. Georgia Institute of Technology, MIT and Carnegie Mellon University are among the top ones. You are advised to visit university websites and learn about the admission requirements. The more you research the better you can prepare.