Civil Engineering

Hello Karthik,
Definitely, you can pursue other courses like MBA. If you are planning to take up a different engineering courses like Electrical, Mechanical or Computer Science, you might be given the admit. But, its very difficult to get VISA due to change of stream and you will be identified as potential immigrant. So its always recommended to do specialisation in your stream. Being a Civil Engineer, you can opt Construction Engineering and Management, Transportation Engineering, Water Resource Engineering, Environmental Engineering or Structural Engineering.
All the best.

Below mentioned are the best universities in Canada:
1. Ecole Polytechnique.
2. University of Calgary.
3. McGill University.

Civil at IIEST is the oldest civil branch of the nation, go for it.

That totally depends upon the college and entrance exams.

University of Bombay and Indian Management School and Research Center is the best option for the same.

Last year L&T did come to recruit.TCS also offered jobs. As per my knowledge 20 of 60 students got placed.

All of these countries are the best for civil engineering. The best country is US because most of the top universities in the world are from US. (Like MIT, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Priceton, and many more). Also, placement (incomes) are higher than other. So, I will suggest US.

EE and ME have the maximum jobs in government sector.

I am a civil engineer and going to pursue my MS in civil engineering from Cornell University, USA this year. According to me, MS from the USA is better than UK.

Pdpu is good considering career but not so much placements. You can go for civil engineering. In 2015 companies like L&T and TCS offered jobs with maximum salary of 6 lakh per annum.