MBA/PGDM

First, you get admission and then you can apply for a scholarship.
Kindly check the eligibility criteria.
It is very difficult to get a scholarship. Still you can try.

UK is cheaper than other countries. Only universities can take international students and so you can not apply for colleges.
You can look at the following universities,
Greenwich University (www.gre.ac.uk)
Angelia Ruskin University (www.aru.ac.uk)

Apologies for the late reply. Though not a compulsion, it is always beneficial to pursue MBA with a substantial work experience (preferably two-three years).

Hello Ronak,
Apologies for the late reply. I would not suggest Finance as a stream while pursuing MBA since you will have to deal with numbers on a great scale. Instead, you can aim for Marketing, HR, IT Operations, etc., as per your interests. Whichever stream you choose, do ensure that you have at least a basic command over maths. Good luck.

Hello Rahul,
Apologies for the late reply. This college is not a great choice at all for pursuing MBA as it doesn't feature even among the top 50-60 colleges in India. Simply avoid it.
PS: I've myself heard this college name for the first time.

Hello Aditi,
Apologies for the late reply. Being from commerce background, MBA in Finance is the most suitable option for you. Though you may choose other streams too, like Marketing, HR, IT, etc., as per your interest and career goals.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-pune/2-2-0-174-0
Kindly visit this link to know about the top colleges for pursuing MBA in Pune.

Hello,
Neither of them is good for pursuing MBA in Jaipur, only JIM and IRM are good options.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-jaipur/2-2-0-109-0
Kindly visit this link for more details.

Hello Shweta,
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-chandigarh-tricity/2-2-0-12292-0
Kindly visit the given link to know about the good colleges for pursuing MBA in Chandigarh.

It isn't a major problem as far as your gap is concerned but at the time of job interview, if the HR asks you the question for a gap, you should be ready with a valid answer which should be logical and honest. In my career, I have seen a chartered accountant professional working in the sales department of a private bank. So, you working as a CCR being an engineer should not be an issue but yes what you do you should enjoy doing.

M.Tech is the best option as you have done mechanical engineering. If you want to make your career in the corporate sector, opt for MBA.