Engineering

In government engineering college, I think, it is 70k per year.

B.Tech has a lot of scope. Don't believe in the rumours that B.Tech are jobless. It's not if you have done from a good college and yes branch also matters. If you are a CSE ECE IT graduation with good skills and knowledge that definitely you will get placed in a good MNC. If you are saying except go

As far I know, in some colleges, it is allowed that student from other branches ,other than CSE can pursue his MTech in CSE but under some conditions. You have to write your GATE paper in CSE. Directly, other branches are not admitted as MTech is a research field and without knowledge. Colleges won'

Chemical Engineering and CSE are both no way related to each other. If you have a desire interest in learning computation, Coding, if you love maths. Then, CSE can be a better option. Also Job prospects in CSE from IIT is much better. Though Chemical has its own advantages. Its totally your decision

I haven't heard of any institute giving stipend to B.Tech student. They only provide stipend in the condition that the student is involved in some project under any institute faculty.

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Depends. Think about your job as both and then decide which to chose. You can opt for design after completing Mechanical Engineering too. Although Design is also a great option if your sole focus is designing.

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Yes, depends on the programme and university admission requirements. It may be difficult to apply to US and Canada since you have a 3 year degree. Just check admission requirements, course requirements and proceed accordingly.