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Hi,
The options you can go for are M.Tech or MBA. Advisable is to go for a regular program as at this early stage of your career a regular program would be a better option in every regard. The kind of exposure you get in a regular program you can not expect in correspondence as in correspondence there is no oral communication due to which correspondence students doesn't have a strong hold on the concepts.
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Pooja

Hi,
I would suggest that while choosing a specialisation keep in mind your own interests and career aspirations. As far as, the scope of the above mentioned specialisation is concerened, both the specialisations offer a bright future. Scope depends largely on which University you choose, what is the market value of its degree, how good is its placements, what kind of companies are coming on campus, how you perform on the program & last but not least how you use the skills earned at the time of placement interviews.
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Pooja

Dear Tanvir,
Much depends on your areas of interests too, as MBA and M.Tech. are for completely different job profiles.
If you are technically sound and want to continue studies to be more specialized and focus on research work, MS/M.Tech. is a good option but as most of the engineers today find themselves in a situation of project management, etc. after some years of experience in their companies, they prefer MBA just after B.Tech. or after some years of work-ex.
Talking about the foreign prospect, if you have given some entrance exams like GRE, then do get the complete details about the university / college you are getting therein and also the scholarship amount , if any, offered by them. And just keep one thing in mind, not every college outside India is a good one, so be wise with your decision of continuing your education there, unless you are really getting some top ranked college herein.
Best of luck !
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