Study Abroad

Remember, you are talking about Stanford here, world's most competitive university with the lowest acceptance rate. Unfortunately, your profile is not even close to the eligible criteria, your 12th grades are extremely poor and you are still in your first year B.A. You don't have work experience neither a GMAT score. Advise you to focus on your studies and get a job first to be MBA ready from abroad. If you are aiming for Stanford check their student profile and prepare accordingly.

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Mechanical engineers are included in the job shortage list, so of you pursue youth Masters from a good university with good grades you will have a chance, Australia is very competitive and you being and international student must work extra hard, network with people, build your profile, get into a good internship position etc. for job opportunities.

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Applications to University of Toronto is processed by the Ontario University Application Center (OUAC). It is an online application portal, check OUAC website for the application process. As criteria for UG application students must have more than 75% in your 10+2 and must take THE IELTS. Just go through their application page which has all details, remember to check the deadlines
https://future.utoronto.ca/apply/applying.

You can do a wide range of courses depending on the subject of your associate degree. Science itself is a wide field and pinpointing a particular course for you is difficult guess. Look at your interests and see if your desired programme is relevant to your academic Background. Go through the websites of popular universities such as UBC, utoronto etc. go through the programs under Science and choose.

After B.Sc alone and without prior work experience, it will be difficult, a MS can lead to research and teaching jobs depending on your academic skills and knowledge.

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Scholarships are on merit basis and given by the universities. I would say 70% is not a great score but you can be lucky to get a scholarship if the university likes your profile. Try in USA too since they are more generous. A very good SAT score will help your profile.

If you have the resources to study abroad, then nobody ever said it's a bad idea. However, do check options here and if you think college in India are good for Masters and future options, then any day, India is better. On a different note, if advanced courses are offered in other countries and it helps you increase your knowledge base, then you must consider that.

1) GMAT is a must for getting MBA colleges in the US.
2) TOEFL is a standardized test to measure the English language ability of non-native speakers wishing to enroll in English-speaking universities. You have to clear both.