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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

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 ei

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 ei

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 gl

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

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.

Vihaan, GMAT is required for almost all universities in US. It is also one of the most important criteria for admissions. If you are planning to study in a US business school, you must score high in this exam. For international students, GMAT is required not just for admission but also for student v

It is a decent university. However, it is private and not-for-profit so the tuition fee will be very high. Plus the living costs of San Diego is also a very expensive city to live in. So overall studying there could be costly.