Engineering in India

Hindustan University is the best option for aerospace engineering in South India.

Hi Sushant,
Diplomas are not accepted by German universities. You can pursue your degree but after satisfying the admission requirements. Please enroll into a Bachelor degree program in a recognized institute and complete the first year with very good grades. Check the ANABIN website for your degree equivalency. Since most UG programmes are taught in German, knowing German language is mandatory for many universities. Take your IELTS too. Also check the DAAD website:
http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/

Hello,
Robotics Engineering deals with design and application of robots, and the use of computer for their manipulation and processing.
Robotics is not all about designing robots, it's maintained, developing new application and conducted research is important. The students of this field of artificial intelligence computer -aided, manufacturing, robot motion planning.
Developing a robot comes with goal of finding a solution to the problem.
Along with the technical, know-how interest in research is essential. This field has no boundaries and continue to grow until the machine take over.
Robotics has a huge demand in coming years.

First improve your English, as whether India or abroad a good engineering college needs good communication skills. India and abroad both have plenty of good colleges and opportunities it depends what branch of engineering you want to opt and what is your aim. And yes, engineering does not accept short cut like 'engg' instead of engineering. For a casual talk, you may use such language but in a professional term, strictly not.

The scope is wide in India and abroad, Australia, Canada and countries in the Gulf are some of the best countries in this profession. Major companies in India are Coal India, ONGC and IOCL. You may gain some work experience in your home country before searching a job abroad. If you seek international exposure, you should strongly consider a foreign country. Labour shortage list of the countries will give you an idea of the job scenario.

The job prospects for biomedical engineers are very high. There are diverse areas and fields, in which they can work. They can work in areas like medical equipment manufacturing, work in both government as well as private sector. They are easily absorbed in big hospitals and healthcare research institutes.

I assume that you didn't opt for science stream in 10+2. If you did not have Maths, Physics and Chemistry in 10+2 then you may not meet the eligibility criteria in a majority of Indian and international universities for B.Tech in Petroleum Engineering.