Electronics

Step 1: B.Tech electronics or electrical or electrical and electronics. Step 2: M.Tech is subject of your choice to specialize. Step 3: PhD
You can join any R&D organisation such as DRSO, ISRO, etc. Or university to fulfill your dream of becoming a scientist in the field of electrical and electronics engineering.

Yes, you can do it.

ETO officer course eligibilty criteria is as follows:
" Diploma with 60% BE or B.Tech with 50% in electrical, electronics & telecommunication or instrumentation and with 12th standard PCM and English 50% in 10 or 12th standard. You are not eligible for ETO course based on your educational qualifications.

Yes, you are eligible for SET Exam.

I have 20 years of experience in placing students abroad in various countries and placed more than 500 students. Seeing your interest in AI, it is better you do your Masters in UK. Recently, many universities introduced AI in teaching. You can do Masters in 2 years and subsequently you can do PhD in three years. The kind of specilised courses they offer you will not find in any other country. You save one year of your life and the cost is cheaper than any other country.

NRI Candidates should have passed 12 years of schooling (equivalent to 10+2 system of Indian Education) with PCM/PCB (or Biotechnology) as compulsory subjects securing a min avg. of 60% marks. Candidate should also have English as one of the subjects in qualifying exam. If a candidate selects PCB then he/she has to register for Maths as bridge course.

You can opt for anything but whatever you are looking for, I think that must be connected to what you have already done.

Hello Rohit,
If you are considering computer science engineering only, then NIT Patna is a good choice. Placement is very good in CSE. There is no big campus, very less facilities and many drawbacks. Make your choice wisely.