Engineering Scope

Hello Joju,
It's very nice to see your dreams of studying abroad. In European countries, many colleges are not getting enough students, and hence they offer different schemes to students. But then, all of these are capitalist countries and nothing is free actually. I would advise you to contact an agency sending students abroad to know different nuances in this whole process.

Yes, sure. This branch have good scope in future in terms of jobs perspective. By doing this course you may become a pilot, private pilot, etc., or get the government job in ISRO in the aerospace engineering department.
Go for it.

I would suggest you Lovely Professional University, because in this university they develops a student 3 dimensionally and not much eligibility is required.

Shipping Industry is a good sector, where one may build a rewarding career. It is an important sector, which is crucial for the growth and stability of the Global Economy. Shipping Industry generates a number of job opportunities. Marine Engineers are required by the Industry in large numbers. After the completion of the course and 6 months of sea service, one will be able to get the Class 4 Marine Engineer Officer Certificate of Competency. After getting this certificate, one may join Merchant Navy ships as a Marine Engineer.

These are the recomended colleges for you.
Centenial College-Canada
University of Aidelide, Austrelia
University of Shaffield, UK
University of Glasgow, UK.

You can pursue the course to become an advanced emergency medical technician. You can follow the link below:
http://enticehealth.in/emergency-medical-technician-emt-a-emt-b/.

Aircraft is a complex machine which needs a regular maintenance and this maintenance is done by Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AME). Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Are responsible for the security, safety and maintenance of an aircraft. So, AME is a great job in terms of scope.

Biomedical Engineering is still in the development stage in India and, therefore, scope is very limited for this field. One of the main reasons why progress is slow is due to the lack of integration between research institutions, hospitals and universities in India. In India, most of the jobs related to Biomedical Engineering are in non-tech areas such as service, maintenance, customer support, sales and management. It is very important for you to understand that most of the jobs are in research and only join this branch if you have a passion for research.