Engineering

Please go for mechanical vit Vellore as they have a good placement record. And a balanced college life. Best of luck.

Oceanographers typically need at least a Bachelor's degree for most entry-level positions. A geosciences degree is generally preferred by employers, although some oceanographers begin their careers with degrees in environmental Science or engineering. Some oceanographer jobs require a master's degree. So it is better if you do M.Sc in oceanography - will fetch you a very good job. Especially if you study from abroad.

It is 4.02 Lakhs approx for a 4 year B.Tech course.

You can directly check it from their official website from the link the availed on admission column by adding your registration details.

Here's the list of colleges that provide such course in Australia:
Aerospace Engineering courses
The University of New South Wales. RMIT University. Griffith University. GriffithCollege. Massey University. Swinburne University of Technology. University of SouthAustralia. The University of Adelaide.

Admission process has been done online for this organization and the link for their registration form is available on their official website in admission column.

As it is a well reputed and recognized institute, and it also has many great placement plans and record from past many years, so it will be a great option to opt for.

No doubt, this organization is well known and reputed with great curriculum and placement plans, so it will be a great option for M.Tech for great scope in placements.

Yes, you can, through management quota, but only applicable to private engineering colleges, and fees differ.

According to the criteria that you asked for, IT at Techno India Saltlake would be much profitable and better than the other option.