Canada

Hi,
You need to submit AIU equivalence certificate awarded to your college and AICTE approval (or Extension of Approval) certificate for both years of study awarded to your college. If your college doesn't have these approvals and equivalence certificate, then you may not get Master's Evaluation.

Yes, of course there are many post-graduation courses in Canada for civil engineering as well as other engineering. Just go on google and type study abroad in Canada, you will find many colleges and universities.

Go for it. You must give GMAT GRE IELTS most colleges in US and Canada look for work experience, so you must have that criteria fulfilled.

INR. 13 Lacs - INR. 14 Lacs is a very low budget, and it isn't an affordable in country like Canada. The basic accommodation is INR. 8 Lacs - INR. 9 Lacs itself, and Tution fee of a decent college Starts from INR. 15 Lacs.

The average price tag for higher studies in Canada is roughly half compared to other leading study destinations. The tuition fees varies from institution to institution. On an average, students will have to shell out CAD 10,000-40,000 per year.

You will need following things:
1) Your high school transcript
2) Teacher's recommendation
3) Counselor recommendation
4) Extra-curricular activities
5) Standardized tests scores like SAT, TOEFL, IELTS and SAT subject test