Electrical and Electronics Engineering

You can do B.Tech as long term course and otherwise you can also do AMIE course and short term courses are power system, MATLAB, SCADA, etc.

First year is common to all branch.In 2nd year you will study CBNST, power system engineering,network analysis and synthesis, EDC, etc. In 3rd year, you will study applied electronics & instrumentation and VLSI and VLSI design, OPS & power system & control system, power electronics, etc. and last year mainly project & communication engineering & Switch gear, etc.

You can pursue B.Tech in EEE.

B.L. Theraja is the best book for the same.

IITs are the best colleges for the same.

Both M.Tech and MBA are good career options after engineering graduation degree. M.Tech will make you a specialist in chosen field and you can make career as a technologist. You may seek admission in M.Tech if you are technically inclined. If you are not technically inclined then you may opt for MBA and become a generalist. Currently, scope of MBA is wider but slowly industry has started paying good salaries to technologist also.

Hi Pakrela,
If you are interested to apply for the universities offering programs in English, then you must check The Global 30 project or G30 by the Japanese Government. These are the best universities in Japan offering and developing new programs, which are delivered entirely in English for international students.
You can consider the below mentioned universities:
1. Tohoku University.
2. The University of Tokyo.
3. Kyoto University, etc.

If you do not have any personal reasons of conditions, you must seek B.Tech (lateral entry) in any subject of your choice to become engineer before taking a job.

There are chances of getting a call as selection is based on scores as well as overall profile.