Is it true that pursuing a master's abroad generally requires a minimum of two years of work experience for a MBA/Bachelor's?

No, most master's programs abroad do not require a minimum of two years of work experience. You can typically apply right after your bachelor's degree for fields like STEM, arts, and social sciences.

- Work experience is mainly needed for traditional MBA programs, where 2 - 5 years is often preferred.
- For other master's degrees, work experience is optional and not a standard requirement.

Work experience can strengthen your application, but it is not mandatory for most master's programs abroad.