Thermal Engineering

Hello Mayank,
It's great to see someone to be interested in M.Tech to get into teaching field.
You should choose as per your interest, skills and capabilities. Also, you should as per where are you willing to work, in India or abroad?
In India as per the preferences most common and popular courses in descending order are thermal, design, industrial and automobile.

Hi Saurabh,
Before any suggestion let me ask you what your interests and career aspirations are? If you have no idea then it is high time you know your interests. Probably you can do an MBA but only after gaining 2-3 years of work experience.

No, it is not possible. In engineering, there is no course recognized through distance education.

There is no such program. You can go for NITTTRs.

Hi Karthik,
The scope is good and can be found in research, core science as well as engineering. You should aim for a Ph.D in this field for better opportunities. Germany is a good place for research.
As far as power plants are concerned, you can check the below mentioned link:
http://enipedia.tudelft.nl/wiki/Germany/Powerplants

Hello Yasha,
The procedure is different from other programs. You must definitely take GRE and TOEFL. In addition, you must check which university has or offers research work in your area. You must write to the department supervisor and share your research interest and proposal, you can apply if they like your research proposal. Communicating with them is important here.