Germany

Hi Pushpal
You may look for lateral entry which is generally termed as transfer credits abroad. Select the country like Canada, New zealand or Germany and good universities in each. Check their requirement as they have different criterias for admission. To start with, you may write to any one university about the programme you are interested in stating that you are a diploma holder. They will guide you further after that at each step.
Hope this suffice.

Hi, you can visit the university websites, check the department pages,they have online admission portals through which you must submit the application. Alongwith the application you must upload additional documents such as academic certificates, personal statement, letters of reference and so on. Check the deadlines and application requirements before you apply, all details are mentioned on the university websites.

Hi
USA is one of the costliest study destination so you have to rethink about your decision within that budget.
You may try Germany instead.

Hi,
Here is the link to colleges and you have to check their work experience requirement individually as some universities ask for it.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/mba-colleges-dc

A lot would depend on your career & life aspirations.If you intend to work in India then there are many good MBA colleges in India . Doing MBA in India will give you an advantage for jobs as campus placement helps in getting placements .Where as an MBA from Germany may not give you the same standing for a job In India,you may have to hunt for a job on your own and this could be a tedious process. .If you intend to settle abroad then doing MBA from Germany could be explored.

You need minimum three years of experience for the same.

Outstanding academic performance, above 90% is something they require. German language fluency is also mandate.

Dear Chetan,
LMU is one of the world's biggest research based universities. Academic excellence along with research interests should be present and demonstrated. Requirements vary from program to program. It is best if you refer to the website or check DAAD website.
Best Wishes.

Dear Adarsh, what are you planning to study? Could you please clarify.

Hi
Germany has recently started admission for international students so they offer some courses in English otherwise mostly courses are in German. The only advantage is if you want an indepth learning, the local language understanding gives you edge and more interaction happens with the faculty. The chances of job in Germany also becomes better.