Electronics Engineering

For lateral entry, you have to qualifying the LEET entrance exam then you got lateral entry in good college for BE in electronics.

Well, in the recent time, demand of CSE and IT engineering have increased a lot, and you have seen that students highly prefer these branches only and in any colleges. Firstly, CSE seats are filled, due to better exposure, high paid jobs and job flexibility. So, if you talk about the scope, then choose between CSE and IT, both are equally good.

Well, both the options are good but electrical is a better option according to the current market trend.

Yes you can but you need to qualify LEET entrance exam for that.

UPES is a decent option if you are unable to crack JEE Mains and entrance examination of top private engineering colleges. The placements has decent placement record.

No, you can not. MS course is done in the subject of your Bachelor's degree course.

All the branches are related to electronics but there is some difference between the three. Electrical and Electronics is a combination of electrical and electronics engineering. It mostly deals with electrical connections, electrical devices, electrical configurations etc. Electronics and Communications is related to electronic devices, digital.elexronoca, satellite Communication, wave communication, networking, Transistors, electronic circuits and it's usage, electronic devices etc. Electronic and Instrumentation deals with electronic devices like ampifiers, use of devices in medical field, Communication devices and etc.

Hi Arjav,
You may check PG Diploma or graduate certificate programs. Your profile is not suitable for MS programs from a highly ranked university. But research well, you may find options. You must take your IELTS also and score atleast 6.5. Moreover your statement of purpose and recommendation letters will also be very important. Check here for programs and specific requirements:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/australia/ms-in-electronics-electrical-engineering-colleges-ds