Entrepreneurs don't get hired by recruiters. What are your career goals?

I want to join my family business after the program. But, i want to work for a couple of years before joining to get a better exposure of the markets

In that case, don't take a masters in entrepreneurship, but in business instead.

What about an MBA program that includes family business-related course options? This would allow you to get a good sense of business, both in the general sense as well as the dynamics of management in a family enterprise. You could leverage an MBA from a good school into first finding a job, and then go to work for your family business.

UNC has a couple of courses in this area, through its Family Enterprise Center (which is a good networking resource as well.) INSEAD has a few course options as well, as does UBC/Sauder.

Excellent suggestion. I met the guy who runs the Sauder centre: smart fellow.