M.Sc

The career prospects after M.Sc in industrial chemistry are:
1. Taxonomist.
2. Science adviser.
3. Plant biochemist.
4. Pharmacist.
5. Oceanographer and marine geologist.
6. Biology researcher.
7. Lecturer.
8. Chemist.
9. Assistant manager.
10. Research associate.
11. Officer - accountant and material.
12. Head - sales and marketing.
13. Laboratory assistant.

Hello,
If you are willing to pursue M.Sc, then you can take admission in IIT's or IISc. This is a dream of a science students to be a part of IIT. You can appear for IIT JAM entrance test for M.Sc.

Hello Sadik,
To be able to pursue M.Sc. in Information Technology, you need to have Computers as a subject in your Bachelors. B.Sc (IT or CS), BCS, BCA, B.Tech are some of the favourable courses. Since you've passed B.Tech from Mechanical field, which doesn't have Computers as a subject, I'm afraid you're not eligible for M.Sc IT.

Source from IIT Delhi
Vision of the Department
The Department of Mathematics strives to be recognized for excellence among academic institutions in India and abroad. The Department wishes to focus on providing a comprehensive curriculum at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, relevant research and career opportunities in India and abroad.
Mission and Program Goals for the Next Decade
The Department plans to induct new faculty to enhance/strengthen the research as new faculties are a major source of new and fresh ideas in contemporary areas. The Department plans to start the Integrated M.Sc. + Ph.D. program.

With M.Sc IT degree even from distance learning, any student can easily get a job in a mid or small sized IT company as a developer or tester provided he or she has got a good programming and soft skills.

Hi,
Yes, you can apply for Master of psychology from any stream whether it's arts, science or commerce. It is the study of human behavior, body language, social impact on human nature, etc.
You need to apply university wise for the admission process and most of the university require minimum 50% in graduation.

It depends on what you choose. India is not a bad country either for both the degrees. If you have chosen Canada then go for it.