Can a B.Tech graduate do MBA at the age of 37 after working 12 years in own startup?

I worked in my own business for 12 years right after engineering. I have done B.Tech in EC in 2007. I worked with Ericson for some months, but mostly was dwelled in my startup. Can I get admission in foreign universities, if I score 700+ in GMAT? Will my business count as work experience?

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8 years ago
Yes, of course. You can study. No colleges in India have any age restrictions, you can also study by correspondence. And by working for 12 years, you have gained enough practical and marketing knowledge. To know more about colleges providing MBA course in your location, visit Shiksha.com.

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I am looking for full time MBA rather than via e-education. What are my job prospects in India or preferably in UK, USA, Canada, Australia or UAE after MBA? I am fed up of doing business and would like to settle in a foreign country.

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