Engineering

Hello Mansoor, your ranking in KC is quite good. I feel that with this ranking you should get admission in the branch and the college of your desire. But unfortunately the branch of computer science is engineering is a different cup of tea. Here a student needs to be in top bracket to get admission. This is so since almost every student gives this branch as the first choice. However to help you I am attaching a link that can predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your performance in this examination.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/kcet-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello Nidhi, no one can stop you from learning something. Hence you can definitely learn whatever is being taught to the students of mechanical engineering of any college or university. For this you just need to approach the right teacher who can take you under the wings and teach you the rudiments of the subjects. Best wishes to you.

Hello Shekhar, all the universities display details of the syllabus of different courses which they run on their websites. You just need to access the website of the university under which your intended college is functioning to know the details of the syllabus of mechanical engineering. Best wishes to you.

Hello Pooja, I am in full agreement with your views on the subject. A student should never get influenced by the competition of the peers or the pressures of the parents. A student should select his stream of studies based on what the student likes the best. In this course of action the student will find studying a pleasure and not a burden. Best wishes to you.

Hello Pavan Kumar, normally speaking the complete details of the syllabus are available on the website of the concerned university where you intend to seek admission. In General syllabus may remain same across universities but there could be minor changes based on universities requirement and thinking. Best wishes to you.

Hello Prathamesh, Canada is definitely seeking students from abroad for its institutions offering engineering degrees. However getting admissions in any of the foreign colleges or institutions is a totally different cup of tea. Unlike in India, it is not exclusively based on the academic performance. These institutions seek to know all round performance of a student before they admit him. In view of this I would strongly recommend you approach an institute of an agency which is sending students to Canada for graduation in engineering. Best wishes to you.