B.Tech

With 2 years of experience, you are eligible for industrial engineering.

The cut off cannot be assume before the exam. It will depend on the board, so you can assume through previous cut off.

To get into top institutes you need to sit for IIT-JEE Mains, if you clear that then you need to crack IIT-JEE Advanced.

You can sit for exams like GATE/BARC are some national level exams. There are some more exams you can check on this link-
http://www.mapsofindia.com/education/career/m-tech.html

Dear Nahid,
I would suggest you do MS in the same line and choose a specialisation in which you are interested. While selecting the course and university, you can select the college which offer you an internship at the end of the course.
This will increase your chances of getting employed in the same

B.Tech is better than B.Pharm, but the salary depends on various factor like job profile, position, organization and streams. It is possible sometimes, a person who pursue B.Pharm can get more salary. Overall, B.Tech is better.

Hi Suraj, if a student receives 100% scholarship which is rare for international students, it clearly means his tuition fee is waived off. You must however bear the living expenses. The exact structure cannot be mentioned here as fee structures are subject to change. Please check the website.

It will depend upon the college cut off.

You have to appear in UJSEE entrance exam, then only you can get top colleges in private university. Some of the colleges are:
1. VIT – Vellore.
2. JNU University and many more.