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Many students are now B.Tech holders, so being a post graduate is obviously great.
And also with a Master's degree, you can become a professor easily.
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MS would be a better option for mechanical engineering in Canada as you will get more exposure to mechanical engineering field with lots of learning opportunities.
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Hi,
B abroad it may mean any country or university and every university/college has a different admission requirement. Countries like Canada and USA do not accept Indian three-year degree course but you can check out the university/college websites and write to them as well. You can also check universities in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, etc., for commerce related studies. Take the IELTS. An overall 6.5 band is required. Check university websites for the minimum academic grades required. You can use the study abroad section on Shiksha for an idea.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508
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