B.Tech

Hello Atul,
Jobs in Government Sector:
The government sector provides numerous job opportunities for these professionals. The qualified candidates can take part in the competitive examinations carried out by UPSC or State PSCs for different jobs. The candidates clearing these examinations will be post

Placements at ICE NSIT are good. All students who sit for placements get placed. ICE students are placed majorly in non-tech profiles such as analyst, consultant, finance, etc. Many also get placed in software firms. Few are placed in core instrumentation profiles.

At the time of admission, you have to fill the accommodation form. Pay the hostel fee, then you'll be allotted a single/double room for the first semester.

B.Tech in food technology is completely different from ECE so comparison of both is not good. Food technology is a new branch and then it has less crowd than ECE so if you are going to food technology then there is more change for you to get a job in future.
And a thing that you are saying which is

Electronics and Communication is better option to go for Masters, as it includes subjects like VLSI, Microprocessor/Microcontroller, Digital Communication, Signal Processing and TV/Antennas. These are going to be the topics of research and development in coming years.

You are eligible for following competitive exams after B.Tech Mechanical Engineering:
(a) GATE for job in PSU
(b) Indian Engineering Services Examination conducted by UPSC.
(c) Indian Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC to join as IAS, IPS, IFS etc. You can also appear for other Class I jobs w

Not possible at this score. If your category is SC then you have chances but they are still Iow.