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You are advised to appear for GRE and score very well. If your GRE score is excellent and you are in first 10% of your batch and can get good rec letters from international known faculty and prepare a good statement of purpose, then you stand a chance to get scholarship.

both requires money.For studying in US u have to clear GRE and IELTS/TOEFL. for studying in Australia u have to clear IELTS

Dearvishal joshi. B.Tech with MBA always demanding. doing MS you will be working in production and other related areas. where as b.tech mba would fetch you to get into managerial functions. including marketing. hence, check out your personality. do you want to stick in your own area or would like to enter in managerial functions. check out accordingly take decision. MS is not wrong option. MBA also is not wrong option. it depends upon your style of functioning that you are interested. i prefer do mba from good universities. that will help you in securing great positions. all the best.

Dear Shreta,
Germany is the best choice for Mech if you have 75% plus in your BE, if not then select Australia if you are looking at PSW and PR or else low cost and 1 year MS then choose UK but there is no stay back or PSW.

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You need to prepare for GRE and TOEFL/IELTS, hv few years of work experience preferably to apply abroad. Select the country, universities and then research a bit about them and apply.

TOEFL 91 marks is fine however the number of backlogs is a lot for any or at least many universities in Canada. Are you wanting to do a PhD after your Masters? If not, then look into the job-oriented SPP PG Diploma programs offered by SPP colleges and university colleges which sometimes incorporate a paid internship. Hope this helps. Thanks!

You have quite a few. I would suggest AECC and you can contact one Ms. Uma or Ms. Revathi. Hope this helps. Thanks!

Yes, there are many graduates from overseas universities who get jobs in India. However it is not necessary that a company in India will have to recognize that foreign degree and pay you accordingly when they feel it sufficient to have your competitor with an Indian degree itself. Thanks for the opportunity. Hope this helps!