B.Tech

BE and B.Tech are very much same. You should look for a good college to pursue any of the courses.

Both BBA and B.Tech are good courses, but the value of B.Tech is declining. I suggest you to opt for BBA, and then pursue MBA.

It varies from country to country. It can range from Rs. 10 lakhs to Rs. 30 lakhs year for tuition fee. Living expenses can range from 5 to 10 lakhs a year. US is more expensive while Canada, Germany, UK are comparatively less. Singapore, Poland, Malaysia etc. are even much less costly.

You can check out the link below for details on CEED :
https://www.shiksha.com/ceed-exampage
Opt for the branch that you love the most and are most passionate about. Analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission. You can also opt for psychometric test comprisin

They are almost similar although just some difference of the subjects.
If you are not keen interested in computer languages & computers, I don't recommend B.Tech in CSE or IT because in today's world, there is a huge crowd of students in CSE and in near future there will be very tough competition in

All branches are good. Your success depends on your own potential. Don't think that this or that branch has more scope. All depends on your interest.

IT will help in agriculture sector to develop information about agriculture, it will help you to spread your ideas and information about your agriculture, so that you can develop and improve your business.

Masters in Mechatronics is the best course in mechanical engineering, mechatronics is the study of mechanical and electronics which helps to get the best job in a company.