1)Could you please guide me that which place should i focus to get admission for M.S so that after studying from there, I can settle down there and pursue my job there only?
- If settling down in a foreign country+money is your sole objective, do a less taxing (intellectually) degree like MIS. If you are interested in genuinely contributing to the technical field, do a M.S. If you want to get into management, do an MBA (after 3 years you must have an idea as to whether or not you enjoy technical work). Computer Sciences are good for a M.S. degree in southern (California, Texas) USA universities or on the east coast (New York, Masachussets). This is not a thumb rule, use US News and Rankings as a guide to decide your university selection. Also use EDULIX, it is an amazing forum. No idea about MBA, but its a whole lot expensive than a MS. Also, it pays a whole lot more once you get a job than after graduating with a MS degree.
2)Please tell me that job market these days is good for M.S people or MBA people ?
- Very open question, so I will give a very open answer. It is better than it was. I see a lot of people getting jobs fairly easily. (This is not a general answer, just my point of view. Don't base your decision on my point of view only)
3) Please tell me the approximate expenses that i would have to incur?
- Depends, for a state university, anywhere between 20-30 lakhs (as #-Link-Snipped-# rightly mentioned), assuming you are not funded for research by the university throughout your course. You can reduce your cost by a significant amount if you secure funding. Talk with professors for research assistantship right when you start applying to universities. If a professor thinks, by looking at your profile, that you are a good match for his/her research group, (s)he might give you funding right from the start (or very soon after you start the course). This means you will not have to pay the fee and in addition will get paid! This is a win-win scenario. Also remember, if you apply to top universities, the chances of you securing funding are also a whole lot higher. If you have a good academic profile and work experience, I suggest apply for good universities, a whole new world will open up for you! Again, weigh university ranking versus cost of attending that university thoroughly. Here, I would suggest that you use EDULIX to maximum benefit (I am not promoting the forum, its just that I got a lot of help when I was applying).
4)Also please suggest that how can i manage to prepare for M.S while working?
- Tough task, I did start my preparation while working. I quit when I had 3 years experience too. Anything later is too late (again my perspective, I have friends who came later).
Get books for GRE and start preparing. Also use the BIG BOOK for Verbal. Since you are an engineer, quant should be a cakewalk for you. But prepare for it nonetheless. Verbal on the other hand, requires a lot more practice.
5) Is it worth doing or i should continue with my job ?
- No answer. Totally your call.
[All my answers are from a MS perspective]
