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Since you are an experienced professional, I would suggest you to go thru the skill shortage list of the countries you mentioned and apply for the diploma accordingly as that will give you a chance to work as well.

There are no guarantees of getting a job anywhere abroad after a degree as it entirely depends on the demand and supply during the year of your graduation. With almost a crore spent on b.tech in usa, you need to weigh all pros and cons. What universities can provide you at the most is opportunities to network and train you on job related skills.

Hi Vipin, most universities do not accept, some which do include Carnegie Mellon University and Northwestern University to name a few. Please check the websites for updates and program specific requirements. It is best you select a few universities you want to apply to and mail them. If your profile is strong enough and you have a good GRE score they will encourage you to apply. Don't worry, they are very helpful. Most universities accept three years Bachelor degree from IITs, BITs etc so you must contact them before applying.

You mean Michigan the whole state or Michigan university? Of course it is possible for Indian students to study MBA in US, irrespective of the state or university.
For MBA in US you need to have work experience of a few years. Along with that, you will have to appear for the GMAT exam, along with either TOEFL or IELTS exam.

You mean Michigan the whole state or Michigan university? Of course it is possible for Indian students to study MBA in US, irrespective of the state or university.
For MBA in US you need to have work experience of a few years. Along with that, you will have to appear for the GMAT exam, along with either TOEFL or IELTS exam.

Getting a job in USA for international students and obtaining a resident visa is not going to be a piece of cake, one of the toughest to attain. Moreover, no university guarantees a job, you must be skilled enough to get a job. Hard to find employers who are willing to sponsor the H1B visa. While global prospects open up, a job itself in US is tough.
Regards

Decide what you want firstly, what you want to study and what you want to do. Prepare for GRE as it is required.Perhaps for Masters studies in US. Prepare for TOEFL too, this ia the test for English language. every university and program have separate requirements, you must visit university websites and go through the program requirements. Check QS ranking, some options are also available in the study abroad section of Shiksha.

Embry Riddle is very popular. So are Caltech, Virginia Tech, University of Maryland and Stanford.

No Abhilash, it is not easy. A way out is to join a reputed IT Indian company in India and then force your way up to get a placement in USA or UK.