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Hi Komal,
There is nothing to suggest but the exams concerned are requirements. To pursue MS in USA you must take GRE and TOEFL. But to study in UK GRE is required but you must take the IELTS. These exams will not guarantee scholarships. Scholarships are on merit basis and if you have excellent grade

Hi Monika,
MIT, Stanford, Georgia Tech, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell University, UCLA etc are some of the best. You may check ranking website like Times Higher Education or QS Ranking for more ranks and universities.

Dear Shashank,
Apparently, both the countries are good and have world famous universities. If you ask about a third country it is actually Germany which has a higher reputation in the field of automobile engineering. You may zero in your country choice based on the admission requirements, post study

DGCA is an Indian govt. the regulatory body, and has no authority over any course taught outside of India. However, some pilot training colleges may claim that their course is approved by DGCA, which is technically a marketing strategy. Here is how -
DGCA requires you to have completed a certain num

MBA/ PGDM from top 20 B-Schools is acceptable qualification for job abroad. Lot of MNCs hire students from these colleges for placement abroad during the campus placement.

You may refer to the following link for rank wise top colleges in US for doing engineering: https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-engineering-schools/eng-rankings

In USA, you should take pre-medical entrance exam I.e MCAT (Medical Common Admission Test). Likewise, other countries also should take pre-medical entrance exam.

There is no change in the policy of USA with respect to green card holder. Only changes with respect to H1 and L1 visa are expected. You are a USA green card holder you will have no problem with respect to job or higher education in USA. You must keep your green card active .