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Hi Aravind,
Aerospace engineering is one of the best job sectors in Canada and demand is said to be high until 2024 and beyond as well. Job opportunities include technical support engineer, stress engineer, aircraft performance engineering, etc. Everything will depend on your academic skills, qualifications, research interest, university you have passed out from etc. Canada as a whole is very fair to international students, if you have the required abilities you will be recruited.

Hi Viren, it is difficult to say, since, every university has different levels of selectivity and different admission requirements. Based on the information you have provided, chances of admission in a highly ranked university are low. You should check less competitive countries too such as Belgium, Poland, Norway, etc.

Hi,
Those are not really good scores. Check universities under 30.

Hello Chiranjivee,
Normally, yes. You can pursue your doctaral studies in India. But be cautious. First decide which place or Institution you desire to work with. Besides academic qualification, there are other criterias specific to institutes and you have to meet these.
Best wishes

IT department of Nirma University is better according to the way they teach.
Nirma University has well equipped network facilities and all the system is updated.
The faculties are also qualified.
Sarcastically, the IT department do not have a good football team.

You are eligible to do MS in avionics, aircraft systems, etc. specialisation under aerospace after B.Tech in electronics and telecom.

You can do M.Tech also by qualifying GATE exam.
After M.Tech, you can do Ph.D or a job in any company.
After B.Tech, you can MBA by qualifying exams like CAT or MAT. After that, go for a job.
If you get a good score in GATE exam above 96% then you can get a chance to get into a good college like IIT.