Italy

Hi Sachin,
You can find options in Italy. You must also note that MBA programs require two to three years of working experience. Direct admissions after graduation is very difficult. You must also take GMAT. IELTS is also required.

Hello,
This depends on the university. If you are enrolled into a university like Politecnico di Milano which is a globally known university you have made a good BET. So, check the university ranks and repute, career assistance etc. If you have an excellent profile, you should try Germany.

Hello Joju,
It's very nice to see your dreams of studying abroad. In European countries, many colleges are not getting enough students, and hence they offer different schemes to students. But then, all of these are capitalist countries and nothing is free actually. I would advise you to contact an agency sending students abroad to know different nuances in this whole process.

Italy is a right choice for electrical engineering.

Hi, it is not bad, but mainly popular for Arts and Design programs. If you are interested in Europe, you can check Netherlands, France, Ireland etc.

Hi Shaik, some of the best MBA schools in the countries you mentioned are SDA Bocconni, McGill University, University of Toronto, Mannheim Business School, EDHEC Business School, etc. You have to check for the requirements before applying since they differ slightly and most of them will prefer candidates with work experience.

Hi Tejas,
There are very few universities in Italy with a top ranked civil engineering program. Career opportunities are very competitive and you need to check with the desired university about career assistance first. Though opportunities could be in the engineering sector major industries in Italy are Tourism, Food Processing, Fashion, etc. I will suggest that you check the Skill Shortage List for possible occupations in demand and then apply.