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Reply: You have a choice between Masters in a technical field or an MBA which is entirely a personal one. If you like your work and need to develop more technical expertise, then a Masters in Mechanical or Industrial engineering would be the right move. If you are taking on more decision making responsibilities, prefer to shift to the management of operations and strategic planning roles, then MBA would lead to such a career progress. You are eligible to join either program , as both are offered by most universities in any country. You may pursue a Masters or an MBA in the discipline that interests you the most like Marketing, Finance, Supply Chain management, Human resource management, Operations Management . MBA programs abroad accept a range of work experience but generally the higher the rank of the institute the more years of experience it requires. Most reputed MBA schools abroad require two to three years of managerial experience after the first degree. MBA programs abroad accept a range of work experience but generally the higher the rank of the institute the more years of experience it requires. Most reputed MBA schools abroad require two to three years of managerial experience after the first degree. Some of the more reputed Business school which offer both Masters in different business related subjects as well as MBA programs (for those with experience) are offered in USA at Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Stanford, Tufts, Rochester, Southern California, Cincinnati, Pittsburg , University of California-Berkeley, UCLA, University of Syracuse, SUNY at Buffalo, etc. Canada: Ontario University, University of Alberta McGill University, Queens University, Trent University, University of New Brunswick, University of Toronto, University of Regina, University of Victoria, University of Waterloo, York University. UK: University of Strathclyde, City University, Aston, Bath, and Southampton; Australia: Universities of Melbourne, Sydney, RMIT; NTU and NUS In Singapore; ( if any), together with IELTS or the TOEFL . Some may require the GMAT as well. Applications to programs in any country must be done a few months ahead of point of entry. Most reputed institutes require two to three letters of recommendation, academic records of last three to four years ; a convincing statement of purpose which explains the connection of your program of study with your future career goals, highlights of your strengths and achievements, quality and quantity of relevant work experience Annual cost of tuition and living for most programs would be range from Rs 15 Lakhs to Rs 25 lakhs per year, depending on the institute; while it extends from Rs. 3 lakhs per year to Rs 10 Lkahs per year in Indiadepending on the institute . scholarships are competitive and you cannot depend on these as a means to fund your education. Investment in education abroad is a personal choice as it is an overall learning experience, but equally good academic options are available in India as well. You must get in touch with people working and living in different countries to get a realistic view of employment and immigration opportunities in different countries to make an informed selection for higher education. *No university or institute, or country guarantees job for international students . Y*ou have to be proactive in using all resources like direct contact with companies, career cell of the university, net based recruitment services to joining placement agencies, contacts of families and friends for the best job options in India and abroad.

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