Engineering

Hi Sajan,
Since graduation in US indicates a Master’s degree, please clarify if you are actually looking for a Masters or Bachelors.

Correspondence B.Tech from AMIE will be a good option. Generally, people who have job prefer to go with Correspondence B.Tech.

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University and Indira Gandhi National Open University are the best.

IGNOU is a central university, and all it’s degree are UGC recognized. You are eligible to seek admission in higher studies based on IGNOU degrees, and can also seek job in both Government and Private sector based on them.

If you have completed your Diploma, then you are eligible for admission in the second year in any branch. Many of the regular colleges offer distance B.Tech with a minimal fee. You need to find a good college for your degree.

It depends on your qualification, if you are class 10th pass, you can do Diploma in civil engineering, or if you are a class 12th pass out, you can do B.Tech civil engineering.

Polytechnic Engineering Diploma by Wisdom School of Management, Bangalore is a distance/correspondence course.
Please refer to the link provided below for further details regarding this course.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/polytechnic-engineering-diploma-wisdom-school-of-management-banga

You have a score card of GMAT/GRE and TOFEL/ ILETS.

Your CGPA is very poor, so it is hard to get university easily. But, you can try for following university in Canada. McGill University. University of Toronto. University of British Columbia. University of Alberta. University de Montral. McMaster University. University of Waterloo. Western University

Step 1: Complete a Bachelor's Degree programme. Step 2: Pass the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam
Step 3: Apply for an Entry-Level Position
Step 4: Become Licensed
Step 5: Find a Managerial or Supervisor Position.