Electrical Engineering

IITs are the best colleges for the same.

Manipal University, IISC-Bangalore and PES University are some of the known institutes.
Check the below-mentioned link:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/me-mtech-in-karnataka-categorypage-2-59-1-0-0-1-106-2-0-none-1-0

Hello Praveen,
There is large number of institutions offering this. However, make sure that the course you take is recognized by AICTE.

You have a good score in board. You must target to achieve 230+ to be in a safe position to get a stream of your choice in NIT-Surat. Its one of the top engineering colleges of India.
Best of Luck.

Keep your basics of 11th and 12th clear. Practice as much problems as possible from reference books. Keep giving tests to evaluate your preparation. You must join a good test series offered by coaching institutes.

Hello Aman,
Well, not everybody prefers this. Its more of a personal choice. Germany has been one of the best countries for education and research. So, if an applicant is academically strong and knows he/she can have better prospects in terms of education, research, international exposure, career growth that prefer to apply to top ranked foreign universities. And, by the way, Germany is more famous for automobile and mechanical engineering over electrical.

Hi Shweta,
Basis your grades, Canada will be very competitive. Most universities require at least 75% in 12th for admissions into a Bachelor degree programme. Your IELTS is alright. You have to check university websites for specific requirements and apply. Check Simon Fraser, McMaster, Dalhousie University etc.

A score above 99 percentile to get calls from most IIMs. Even after getting calls you need to perform well in the What/PI session. They do give weightage to academic profile and your score in graduation is bit lower, so you need to perform well in PI.