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You could complete the Engineering course in ECE. It is definitely a great course with good scope, as far as jobs are concerned and future is concerned too. Post the graduation, you can take up a year or 2 to work and get professional working experience. In the meantime, look for streams that you could consider in the MBA. Entrance exams + graduation with minimum 50% marks is the usual and basic eligibility. Once you have set your mind then you can start doing the MBA. Also, while you are doing engineering say last year, consider for exploring OTA too. It helps to see the requirement, cut off and eligibility factors beforehand. Tak
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You need to give GRE and/or TOEFL for doing MS outside. There are various sections in GRE. You can cover them around 2-3 months before the exam date. But vocabulary needs to be started at this moment only. You can prepare from Barron's 1100 (It is an app) that covers frequently occurring GRE Word List. You can also use www.vocabulary.com to learn the words which is a great website with funny definitions and real-world examples. You can also try learning words using Flash cards. Vocabulary study is a continuous process. So, start it now.
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