Masters

5 years gap is too long but if you were working for these 5 years, then you can go for executive MBA. Not sure on M.Tech, but you can check in that too.

Hi Raval,
University of Windsor is one of the best in the world for automotive engineering. For more details read here:
http://www1.uwindsor.ca/professional/meng-mechanical-engineering-auto-option

Hi,
To pursue any Master's degree from UK, you will need the following:
1. Select the universities that offer the course.
2. IELTS/TOEFL both are accepted but do check with the specific requirements.
3. GMAT is accepted for management courses only
4. Bachelor's degree of 3/4 years as per their requiremen

Hi Akshay,
You may apply in Canada itself for the job after completing your Masters. If you are confused about the job, you may check the skill shortage list released by every country to know what jobs are available as international students.

Hi,
If you have some experience in the field, you may apply for the job through consultants or online forums like LinkedIn, Indeed, Timesjob, etc. Other option is to apply for a diploma course in countries like Australia and Canada as PR and job becomes easy once you pursue any course from the respec

Hi,
Mechanical engineering itself is a course and has high prospects. If you are asking about a specialisation, automobile engineering and plant engineering are the top sectors in Germany.

Hi Grace,
Please check University of Queensland, UVic, UNSW, University of Western Australia, Charles Sturt University to name a few. There are many TAFE institutes. You check the university websites for entry requirements and fee and narrow down your university and choose accordingly.

Hi Arun,
RWTH Aachen, Berlin Institute of Technology are some of the famous ones. For more options and language of instruction, check here:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/15064/index.html