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It accepts Feb-MAT scores.

USA Universities are the best for MS in electronics as most of the reserach in the subject is driven by these universities only.

You might get a call. But, you can check this with the college authority.

You may get a call from XIME, LIBA and Christ.

Hi Mugdha,
The eligibility criteria differs from university to university. The majority of the programs are delivered in Japanese, so you must keep the language of instruction in mind, when you apply.

Study really very hard for CAT and MHCET. You can go for FMS and next in terms of low fee is SIMSREE.

Write:
1) CAT
2) XAT
3) IIFT
4) SNAP
5) NMAT
6) MAT
7) CMAT
8) MAH-CET (If you want to do MBA in Maharashtra).
And don't panic, the syllabus for above exams is similar. So, if you Prepare for CAT, you can get good scores in other exams also as CAT is the toughest MBA Entrance Exam.
Best of luck for future.

Below mentioned are the decent universities:
1. Vellore.
2. IITs.
3. NITs, etc.

You can prefer Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies. They offer part time programs for corporate executives.
All the best.

You can appear under foreign country student or with a tag of NRI. You can also appear for SAT DASA exam to get admission in state government recognized colleges like DTU or NSIT.
All the best.

You need to qualify an engineering entrance exam such as JEE Mains or Advanced or state engineering exam.

COEP and VIT are the best options in terms of placements, infrastructure and faculty.

Hello Shikha,
Whether it's MHT CET or JEE Mains or any other entrance exam, principle of preparation remains same. Perseverance, hard work & practice is the troika that one should remember always. My advice to you us study every subject every day. Take mock test every week. Find weak areas and try to improve these.
Best wishes.

You may refer to following link for details of all engineering entrance examination in India to seek admission in engineering colleges: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/exam

A person with work experience will have the following options to pursue MBA:
1. Score well in CAT and seek full time MBA program.
2. In case, you would like to continue working and along with it pursue MBA, then you can try for executive MBA/ E-MBA/ distance MBA or part-time MBA.
3. In case, you intend to pursue the 2nd option, then you may have to add 1 more year of work experience as most institutes insist for a 3 year of work experience for enrollment into their courses.