Civil Engineering

Hello Prabha,
I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about top civil engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-civil-engineering-colleges-in-tamil-nadu/53-2-123-0-0

This would depend a lot on your interest areas and career aspirations.
If you want to technical/research based areas then MS is good. However, if you are keen on a general management area then you should go for MBA.

Hi, Check RMIT, UTS, University of Melbourne, University of Sydney, etc. You can easily refer to ranking websites like QS ranking, Times Higher Education Ranking, etc. and checking the university ranks.

Yes, JJTU offers Ph.D in engineering. For applying, you need to have 55% in your PG.
You can refer to the link for more details: https://www.shiksha.com/university/shri-jagdishprasad-jhabarmal-tibrewala-university-rajasthan-other-27883/courses? bc []=124.

The PSUs recruit fresh graduates every year who qualify GATE. The cut-offs vary with the company and are usually high. Secondly, ESE conducted by UPSC is another way into the government sector. To be more specific, Border Roads Organisation, CPWD, MRTH, MS, IOFS, Railways, Survey of India etc. Similarly, there are vacancies at the state level in state engineering services conducted by SPSC in Rural Engineering Services, PWD, Irrigation Department, Ground Water Department, etc.

Hi Ashish!
If you have interest in design more than engineering, I don't see a reason why you can't pursue the course. Although you might face some difficulty to fulfill the admission criteria because some of the institutes prefer to admit students from design background only. Please check the eligibility criteria of the colleges that you are interested in, before applying. You can find the list of top design colleges on this link https://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/articles/top-10-design-institutes-in-india-blogId-8287

Term 'high paid' is very subjective, some person might be happy with an annual package of 4 Lacs and some might not be happy even with 15 Lacs package.
* To ensure your salary rise, you must focus on sound practical knowledge, if you have not started working, join a good company or even work as an intern if required and gain good practical knowledge and then move further.

Yes, you can do. First, short list the university you want to do your B.Tech and contact them directly or there are agencies in India who can help you. But, be very careful while selecting an agency.