M.S

Hi Kuldeep,
You should take the decision regarding the choice of stream. No one else would know your career plans more than you. You may choose to gain some work experience and do an MBA or pursue your Master's degree in the same branch if you are interested in a research-oriented career. Alternatively, you may look for PG Diploma programmes for a professional fast track approach.

Hi,
It is a good profile and chances are quite good too provided you are able to justify your reason to pursue an MS as you are already holding an ME. Your SOP and LORS shall play an important role as well.

You can do B.Sc or B.Sc (Hons) in your favourite subject. Various options are available for you in this field.

Kindly visit the link mentioned below:
http://umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/international/

The many subjects in the mechanical engineering for the M.tech degree is:
Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Industrial Engineering.
Mechanical Handling and Automation
Pollution and Noise Control.
Computer Aided Design.
Mechanical Systems Design
Computer Aided Manufacturing.
Combustion and Propulsion
Heat Transfer and Thermal Power
Thermal Energy and Environmental Engineering
I.C. Engines and Gas Turbines
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
but for the high salary above three streams are best.

Dear Bharath,
May I ask your education background and desired program of study?

A Bachelor's degree in civil engineering with a good credit average (depends upon the university) and at least above 6.5 IELTS score.
You can do Masters in Professional Engineering in Civil Engineering from Top ranked universities like University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney, University of Melbourne(pronounced as MELBIN) etc.

Hello Kuldeep,
India is on the cusp of big push for production. Make In India programme by present govt is opening up huge opportunities for employment.
I am sure you will find enough openings.

For MBA in US and UK, you must have to give GMAT entrance exam that is after the graduation.

German universities are the best universities for MS in Mechanical Engineering. All the major engineering firms are in Germany. Education fee in Germany is very nominal and German government allows PG students to work 20 hours per week along with studies. You are advised to prefer German universities over Canadian universities for MS in Mechanical Engineering.