Engineering in India

It all depends on you if you are ready to interact with others and explore their culture, but my personal advice is that you should do your UG from India and Master's degree from abroad then you can fund your degree by yourself as every college has an assistantship and administration which covers maximum amount of your turion fee if you have some knowledge from your UG degree and also if you want to go now abroad you have to give seats which is not so easy and IELTS for language but at last, final decision is yours.

Hello,
Many students join engineering for CSE, ME, EEE, CE, ECE, IT but student are afraid of joining the stream apart from the crowd and trust me, if you are interested in this course, then there is really a good scope in future. In the future, there is more utilization of processed foods which attract many companies from all over the world to india which obvious increase the job opportunity. So, you can join the course without any doubt.
All the best.

Several colleges like CAEPHT Sikkim, SRM, Gurunanak Dev University are some most best colleges.

Hi Tirath Singh,
You can either apply for an advance Diploma, post-secondary Diploma or Bachelor's degree. To apply to any of the courses, you have to confirm with the colleges about the requirements. In general, you must have a first class percentage and must take the IELTS. An overall score of 6 with no module less than 5.5 is required by majority of the colleges.

Well, it depends on you. What your interest says because both of these branches offer you a better life. I will prefer automobile engineering because it gives you a chance of designing, manufacturing, etc.

There are many private colleges which are in rush for becoming the best. But, only few stand on the requirement of the students like you. Some of them are SRM Amravati, SRM Chennai, BITS, Manipal University and many more. You can check other colleges and compare them on official website of shiksha.com through google.

Yes, Japan's technology is far better than other countries.

I won't suggest specific country, but Germany and France are good for it. Germany also offers scholarship programs if you need.