B.Tech

UBC, University of Alberta, Windsor, University of Toronto are few of the good universities to pursue higher studies in Canada.

If you want to work in India, GATE and IES. If you are planning to go abroad, TOEFL/ IELTS or GRE.

Yes, you can appear for national level management entrance exams, but even if you score good marks in the CAT, MAT or XAT exam, you won’t get admission in any of the B-schools. You will have to clear your backlogs, first.

Currently, B.Tech in cloud and mobile application graduates have good job opportunities. It is a good choice.

In order to fulfill your dream of becoming an Astronaut, you are advised to pursue M.Tech in aeronautical engineering and obtain the flying license with more than 1000 hours of flying. By the way, the first astronaut of India was a fighter pilot in Indian Air Force. You may have to move to developed

Yes, you can. The Masters in mass Communication programs require a bachelor’s degree with minimum pass marks (say 45% etc.) and they usually have an entrance test and panel interview which determines your aptitude to mass communication. It depends on the affiliated university. I would suggest you to

BS in PE in USA is equivalent to B.Tech/ BE in India. You are eligible to do MS after BS is USA.

After B.Tech CSE, you can work as developer or tester in any IT company or in the IT department of any medium & large enterprise.

KIET and JIIT both are good institutes. It is difficult to choose between two. KIET is famous for mechanical and civil. The placement at KIET is really awesome. JIIT is fully technical equipped institute and placement at JIIT for CSE and IT is good too.
All the best.