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Hi Hemil,
Before you apply for the MBA please remember that you will need a work experience of 2 to 3 years before applying. You must also give the GMAT and TOEFL. If you don't have a work experience you are not eligible for MBA unfortunately. Some XYZ college may admit you but this won't help you in your career. The closest you can get to Mass Production is a MBA in Production or Operations management. Alternatively you can opt for Masters in Production Engineering or Manufacturing Engineering etc. which do not require work experience but still will need a GMAT score.
Career opportunities are plenty but quite competitive particularly for international students. Select a university wisely such as its location where manufacturing jobs are plenty.
Some of the best universities in USA for your field are Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper), University of Pennsylvania (Wharton), Purdue University, West Lafayette (Krannert) and Indiana University, Bloomington (Kelley).
Visit the websites and understand the admission requirements to get more clarity. I will suggest you right now to gain a work experience in India itself and make your profile competitive for an MBA later.
Hope this helps.
Good luck!

Hi Ramya,
Congratulations on your selection! NSB is an excellent choice for MBA. NSB has affiliation with the University of Mysore, which is a State-owned Public University, duly approved by UGC and is also assessed with A grade by NAAC. To know more about the college and facilities offered, you can check the following links: http://www.nsbindia.org/facilities/ http://www.nsbindia.org/key-facts/ http://www.nsbindia.org/placements/. In addition, students also have an opportunity to take part in an exchange program with ESC-Pau, France. The campus life is wholesome, and fosters all round development. NSB has several forums for student activities. To know more about them, check out the following link: http://www.nsbindia.org/student-clubs/. Overall, right from teaching to campus life, to placements, NSB is the right choice for your MBA. Please write to us if you have any more queries.

Hi Sonaa, Our college offers PGDM in Finance and has distinguished and most experienced faculty members from Industry. We also have ample number of opportunities where a compulsory International study tour takes place post First year. Besides this , we have student exchange Programs and Campus Abroad programs. We also have International Linkages- which involves collaborations with different colleges, Summer Internship Placments. Please find for further details http://www.xime.org/international-collaborations.php Placements 2015: XIME Bangalore Placed 99% Highest Offer 10.50 LPA Average Offer 6.35 LPA Median Offer 6.50 LPA XIME KOCHI - Highest Offer 21.00 LPA

Studying abroad is quite expensive and competition is also very tough. The tuition fee for LLM programs is around $54,000 in Harvard Law School and similar other like it. However, sundry expenses like living costs, insurance and activities might take the expenses to over $80,000. Harvard's LLM program is known to be particularly competitive as more than thousand aspirants from across the world apply annually for just 180 seats.
In India you should choose specialization like LLM with specialization in Energy Laws. This program is focused on the legal aspects pertinent to the Energy sector and aimed at developing competent legal practitioners carrying expertise in the field of energy law and well-versed with the knowledge on national and international regulatory frame work of energy business. UPES Dehradun is the best bet for this program. The teaching methodology at UPES College of Legal Studies (CoLS) includes lectures, seminars, online training, mentorship and research apart from training at the in-house Moot Court. So, go for the best!