MBA in Canada

For MBA, you need to take GMAT or IELTS, it is mandatory. Without tests, you can't get admission, so take tests and try. If you have decent aggregate means, definitely you will get an offer letter.

Hi Rishi,
There is no lateral entry system in MBA abroad. Basically, as of now, you are not eligible because you don't have work experience. All major MBA abroad programs require work experience unlike in India. You may check MS Management programs not requiring work experience but again entering into the 2nd year will depend on whether or not you have met the admission policies and credits of the desired university.

Hi,
You are advised to first confirm with some universities beforehand about the three-year degree acceptance. All universities in Canada requires a 4-year degree course with only a few exceptions. You may however check colleges under SPP. First see if you can find any university in Canada and then you can check the requirements and we can guide you accordingly or else you have to find options in other countries.

Hi,
Mechanical engineering is a booming field in Canada. I will advise you to check the Skilled Occupation List of every province in Canada to know about the market demands and professions which are sought after. You may check the list to have an idea.With a PGDM you may apply both your technical and managerial expertise in the desired sector.

Hello Anup,
In Australia alone, the fee range is around $25000 to $90,000. In Canada, programs may range from $15000 to $70000 a year.

Hi Stanly, You should contact the university directly. Your work experience duration is alright, but first check if they will accept the correspondence degree which is also a three year degree. To be eligible, you must also take the GMAT and IELTS.

Yes, it is possible.
In fact, the Top colleges for MBA consist students, mainly with Engineering background.

Hi Suhail, first ask yourself what kind of job you want to do and decide accordingly. I come across this query almost everyday and I advice my students to first know what they want to do with their lives. If you are not sure about what you want to study then going abroad is meaningless and instead asking someone else what you have to study to earn a high salary package it should be you who should be knowing this. Check your education background, profile, career interests and choose the most relevant specialization. You will grow in your career only if you enjoy doing the task. It can sound philosophical but it is the truth.

Hi Afshan,
You will find lower ranked colleges with this profile. Good MBA programs require work experience and higher grades. You can also find options in SPP colleges.