[BlueGrapes]

Hi! I'm 22yr old B.Tech IT graduate... Hopefully I could find myself a job at a renowned MNC... I would like to do MBA abroad after gaining a work experience of about 2 yrs.. Meanwhile I had like to prepare for entrance tests.. Can someone please suggest how can I proceed? Whether is it really possible to prepare for the exams while I work? If so.. how can I do that? Also, I would also like to ask lots of questions regarding my higher studies.. please suggest someone so that I could ask them in detail?

[Wondergirl]

If you plan to study in the US, you will need to take and pass the GRE (Graduate Record Examination). I strongly suggest you contact companies and universities that interest you. Most have a web presence and contact information including an email contact. That way you can find out about scholarships and grants and if a company would hire you and even pay for your MBA classes.

If you have more questions, ask here and I (and others) will do our best to answer.

[philipsteele]

I think studying abroad is a best thing, we can make lots of changes through this (personally, academically and socially). Now you are working for attain experience that's also best thing. Anyway, no doubts you can open many best opportunities if you attain your MBA from abroad. My suggestion is, if you would like to continue any part time jobs while your studying, then you can do home based internet jobs. It will be more helpful to meet your academic expenses. You can also check for your scholarship eligibility. Make sure your scholarship availability before you going to choose the university. All the very best for your study... :)