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Hello Ramni,
There are so many good MBA institutes in India too. Rather than thinking about doing an MBA in USA which cost you so much, you can try these colleges like IIM Ahmadabad, Bangalore, Calcutta which are globally famous colleges for MBA.
Talking about the work experience, it will help you to get the admission in such colleges as they give importance to work exp. factor. And for work experience, you don't need to take admission in M.Tech, you can do a job on the basis of B.Tech. It is fine and along with your job, you can prepare for CAT.

Hi Prabhleen, SAT is one of the most important requirements if you want to study in the USA, even US citizens must take the SAT so you can sense the competition. However, American universities will take into account your entire profile from academics to extracurriculars, so even if you have a slightly low SAT score and a terrific non-academic profile you will have a chance. Hope you got an idea now.

Go to their website and fill the application form. Admissions in MIT are highly competitive, with less than 5% selectivity. If you feel you have it in you what it takes, then go for it.

Do you mean that you will study in India and look for a job in the US or study any of these in the US and work there? Whatever you mean, my recommendation goes for an MBA from a reputed university if you are interested in Business. If not, then first find out what you wish to do and go for it. All streams/courses have ample scope in the US or India.

Hi Lavanya,
Education loans are provided only for full-time Bachelor's degree and Master's degree courses. Also, the university reputation and your academic profile will matter. So for CPA, I am afraid, you won't get any loan.

Hi Mercy,
You can if you have a good strong profile besides your academics. How much you scored after clearing your backlogs will also be checked. You must also secure a very high GRE score. In addition to these, you must have a very strong SOP and LOR.

Hi Pratap, MIT admissions and scholarships are very competitive. It does not matter outside India if you are SC or ST and not applicable as well. So you need to be highly academic and meritorious to be admitted by MIT. Once you have been shortlisted they will check for your financial background and if you are in need of money they help give you financial aid. You are also advised to visit the MIT website and check out all the details.

Hi Suman,
Since I don't know your budget, please help yourself from this link, plenty of options are available from high to low fee and also course and college options are available, you can check accordingly:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509?country=usa-australia

Both are okay but you must see the demand for the particular university you wish to apply to. It depends.

Hi, MIT provides need-based scholarship particularly if you are applying for an undergraduate program. The scholarship will depend on your financial background and you need to demonstrate the same. Applications are considered automatically when you apply for admission. But, you need to have an outstanding profile to deserve the MIT scholarship.