USA

Hi,
Visa interviews mainly comprise of career plans and intention of studying. Be confident and display good communication skills. Questions such as why the programme, what you plant to do and where you plan to work after studies etc. are asked typically. With a good visa officer, things may go easy. Being honest and confident is the best trick. Any plans of immigration or moving to US permanently will lead to a visa rejection.

Hi,
Its difficult to provide names out of the blue. Every university has its own selection criteria and profiles are checked or admissions are provided on a case by case basis. Advise you take help of a professional study abroad consultant who can guide you with the university shortlist and application process.

Bikash College provide Industrial training in abroad for good exposure, and placements are also good. For USA placements, it depends on government policies, as well. Wish you good luck. Contact the college for details.

You have to score 60% throughout your career. If you succeed to do so then you will get admission with ease.
Best of luck.

Simple, check Massachusetts website, go through the academics plan, the courses, the fee and apply.
Consult better consultants.

Very difficult from good universities. If you have extraordinary skills and if recommended by professionals both from India and foreign country then you can be allowed.

Hi,
I am sure you will, those grades are good. However, admissions will also depend on your SOP and LOR. You may take the SAT just confirm with the university if they accept SAT and check if they have spring intake or not. The sooner you apply the better.

Hi,
Yes, work experience is sufficient for M.Sc. Many universities does not require work experience for M.Sc. programs. Your GMAT score is not a very high one, you can try to retake the GMAT if you feel you can improve, otherwise, apply with these scores. You can check the entry criteria first on websites of universities.