B.Tech in India

Well, you can do both with just one course. Enroll for some credit transfer B.Tech programme where you can study in India plus abroad and get an internationally accepted degree. I know about Institutes like Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology which gives you courses like International engineering Programme that helps you study two years in India and two years abroad. It is one of the top engineering Institute in India which has also been globally ranked by Times Higher Education & QS Rankings which is a big deal. After completion of the course, you get a degree from Trinity College Dublin which is a top university of Ireland. For more information you can visit their website, their admissions are going on - wwww. Thapar. Edu.

Hello there,
Firstly, I doubt if you will have an enough choice with 60.5%. You will have options for PG Diploma programmes but admissions into a Masters course in Canada will be very difficult for you. If you wish you may look for courses and colleges in Australia. To be very specific with which course you should take will be very difficult since it's an individual choice. May be you should first figure out your subject interest and job plans and decide. If you want to study engineering then Canada will be a tough choice and not wise, in that case you can choose Australia or any other country. If you want to study management, etc., you can try applying for PGDM programmes in Canada. So, the choice is yours. Hope this was helpful and that you make a good choice.

In india its mostly just theory and in colleges that have project based learning, ultimately students just copy the projects or get it made from freelancers. Faculty members will only guide you. They won't teach. After four years. You cant call yourself an engineer because you did everything and learned everything other than engineering.
Outside, at least the approach is more practical and course curriculum is less. So people don't waste time in copying and pasting assignments and just attending classes for the sake of attendance. They would actually learn something.
Also, here we have a fixed curriculum. Outside the curriculum is flexible and you have more freedom. You can choose what subjects you want to study.