M.S

Hello,
Yes, many IIT's have part time programs for students to do their MS.

Hello Pushkar,
Yes. It is possible to drop MS. Of course, you will have to fulfill other conditions if any of this institute before joining. It's a good institute to pursue MS.

Hello Infant,
Yes, you can always pursue engineering abroad. However, in the majority of cases, somebody has to fund your expenses during the duration of the course. Fee is about 5-8 Lacs.

Hello Nimit,
Actually, India is considered as a country with least cost for study at least in government colleges. Aerospace engineering is a specialised branch and I feel that the governmentcolleges in India are the cheapest.

Hi Githu,
6.25 is slightly low for German universities. Around 8 is the least preferred. You can check it on DAAD website: http://www.daaddelhi.org/en/ and look for options.

Hi Aditya,
National Institute of Design, Delhi offers M.A in Interior Design degree(online). Please refer https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/course/m-a-in-interior-design-national-institute-of-design-delhi-south-ex-1-230218 for more information.

Hi Ashwin,
The acceptance will depend on the university solely. Every university has different admission requirements. Which course you did will matter. Your overall admission package, SOP, LOR. Please write to universities abroad and share your profile with them before applying.

Hi,
You need to understand following facts before taking Master's in UK:
1. The Master's in UK is one year usually so to work in India in govt jobs or pursuing higher study will be not possible until you complete 2 years of Master's.
2. UK offers 6 months of post study visa and if you are offered a job within this time, you may get your visa extended but the chances are very low as their preference is own citizens.
3. Depending on the degree you are planning to pursue, check the availability of jobs in Indian Market first like fashion, designing, media, finance etc are absorbed easily if you are good.