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Rather than going in other countries for MBA, do it in India. There are a lot of good colleges in India and fee is also less as compared to other countries' colleges and you will get really good packages through MBA in India. So, save your money. Doing MBA in other countries does't increase your curriculum value that much. It was the same as in India but make sure you will do an MBA through one of the best MBA colleges in India at least in the top 50 Colleges. Check the top 50 MBA colleges in India and start preparing for them.

Hi,
Well, JCU is a global university and internationally recognized. So, prospects are better, but depends where you want to settle. Check with the career support cells of both the universities. Also, don't buy all the marketing gimmicks of placement and be aware.

Hi Sachin Kumar,
Mostly, you will find executive courses offered by the universities. But you can check MDIS, Kaplan, BMC international college, etc. for short-term courses. There are many private institutions there, you can surf online and check. But remember not too many options will be there.

Hi Prakash,
Yes, you can, in fact, IELTS or TOEFL is not mandatory for Indian students coming from English medium schooling. But you must always get it checked and confirmed by the desired college or university you are planning to apply to.

These are same. No difference is there. M.Tech is a new nomenclature than ME. ME was newer than M.Sc (engineering). It is still used in some countries. I think in India, I think it's been a long time these degrees like B.Sc or M.Sc in engineering were awarded. AMU JMI, Bhagalpur College of Engineering, etc used to award this. Many countries award BS or MS. There is no problem. Good luck!

As per the Gov. of India norms, universities are not allowed to open any study centres else their recognition will get cancelled.
Although, you can refer online courses from universities like Mewar Universty (mewar.edu.in) for online courses
or IGNOU(ignou.ac.in) for offline MBA.