USA

Hello Thejas,
Yes, you can go for higher studies in USA. There are many universities which provide B.Tech courses and you can do part time job also. After completing, you can apply for a Job there.
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Hello Mrityunjay,
Why not? You can go for higher studies in abroad there are lots of scholarship programs offered by University in USA and other countries but you should be good in studies for enrolling in these institutes. because they provide scholarship to bright students.

If you do MBA Fiance from top 20 B Schools of India and gain few years of experience then you have high chances of getting a job in USA. Additional USA certifications LOMA, CFA etc will be value add.

Working experience is an important selection criteria in majority of prestigious MBA BSchool. You MBA learning will be better if you have managerial or supervisory experience.

You need to appear for SAT(scholastic aptitude test) for the same.

Dear ganesh. first take GRE and TOEFL examinations. get good scores. later you can prefer. some advanced courses like robotics. or any other related areas at abroad. even there is a possibility to go software. all the best.

For USA, you need to appear for SAT and SAT subject based along with TOEFL /IELTS. Though you are little late but prepare and register for SAT at collegeboard.org for October slot. The early admissions start in November so shortlist universities and prepare LORs etc.

If you study in USA you will be eligible for practical training visa in the field of your specialisation. You can work maximum for 18 months under this scheme. Your employer will have to file your H1 visa. If you are lucky in H1 visa lottery then you can work for 5 years more in USA. You may visit USA embassy website for further details.

Please mention the level of the course - do you wish to pursue the course for an undergraduate degree or a postgraduate degree?

Scholarships are merit-based irrespective of the university. A very good academic record, high GRE score, extra curriculars such as projects, publications etc are some of the factors. Which California university are you referring to?