Study Abroad

Hello Dexter,
The best in India are all IIMs, FM'S Delhi, ISB Hyderabad, XLRI, etc. whereas abroad the list could be long as there are various countries. Here are the top 50, with fee and country.
http://m.businessinsider.in/the-50-best-business-schools-in-the-world/48-university-of-wisconsin-wiscons

A one year Graduate Marine Engineering (GME) course after mechanical engineering will give license to enter merchant navy. This one year GME course is all you need to become a marine engineer after doing mechanical engineering.

Hi,
Go with M.Sc. in HR or environment management. Management line has more scope as compared to M.Sc. in science stream.

I suggest that you to pursue Masters in Kinesiology rather than a Post Graduate Diploma program. University of Calgary, University of British Columbia, University of Waterloo, and University of Waterloo are some of the universities that offer Masters in Kinesology.

Australia is a good option. You can also consider Germany for pursuing Masters in mechanical engineering.

Yes, you will be applying for Tier 4 Visa for MBA program, once you receive CAS number from the university.

More than one for sure:
1. Global exposure
2. Cultural understanding
3. Work culture
4. Better chances of growth based on your performance

The timeline is generally mentioned on their website and they are quick in taking their decisions if your application is complete and fulfill their criteria. You can write to the universities to know about the decision as well.