Electronics Engineering

For Engineering students placement is the most important issues. As this institution is new. Please check if they have facility for placement. Otherwise your score & knowledge & subject skills will only help you to get the good placement.

Specify the course, whether you looking out for B.SC B.Tech electronics or any other course

it depends upon you interest, both are ever green branches, however, according to me,mechanical engineering is easier compared to electrical and electronics engineering.

Course in PLC Programming, and SCADA software helps to find job

Hi Praveen,
Considering your budgetary constrains, France and Germany are good options. Canada is also a possibility if you aim for Scholarships. Given your score, I think you can easily get them. Even Ireland, there are opportunities for scholarships. As to which is the better country.For Engineering I would recommend you to widen your search a bit. Sweden and Netherlands are also incredibly good options. Some of the Universities like KTH of Sweden rank very high for electronics discipline and its relatively cheaper as well.

there are many course after your btech you can
go for civil service,most famous is MBA but my suggestion is to go for Mtech.

Both the branches are the core ones so the projection of jobs will almost be similar. It will mainly depend on the country to which u apply for a job like New Zealand requires both. Similarly, in Canada, you may check here.
http://www.immigration.ca/en/fast-track-high-demand-occupations.html