M.Tech

REVA University is UGC approved.

Placements: Amity has a great placement record and I am sure seniors and my batch members will have good placements, the percentage of students were placed at 80%, the highest salary offered 12 is LPA, the lowest salary offered is 4 LPA and the average salary offered is 7 LPA.
The companies are Sun Pharma, Ranbaxy, etc.
Internship:
Yes, our college provides the internship. In our first year, internships were provided inside the campus in which all the students were given a topic by there faculty guide and they had to prepare a research paper on that.

Yes, irrespective of the branch.

Total fees is 86,550. For detailed information, check the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-information-technology-government-college-of-engineering-and-ceramic-technology-gcect-salt-lake-city-Kolkata-263592 (Copy paste the entire link on the browser ). .

Hello Karan,
It's of course possible. In fact many institutes of eminence have as eligibility condition 'graduation in branch'. But one needs to clear GATE paper in the desired subject. Here things become interesting. It definitely will be tough initially but then human mind is such that, we find it easy if we like it. My personal opinion is why not PG in own branch? But please go ahead if this new branch is what you like.
Best wishes.

Hi Jitendra,
There is no need to worry. The solution is simple. You have to give GATE exam. In GATE exam, you have to prepare for CS. After successfully cracking the exam, you will get admission in CS branch. While applying you need to mention the branch in which you are interested that's simple.
Best of luck.

Placement in instrumentation are very good and for M.Tech they are also good mostly depends on your core knowledge and your projects.

Yes, it is possible. You have to appear for Agricultural Engineering (AG) paper in GATE. On the basis of rank and marks in GATE, you can get admission in M.Tech Agricultural Engineering in various colleges which offer M.Tech in Agricultural Engineering.
Thank you. All the best!

First, try to clear TOEFL, GRE, IELTS, etc. Be prepared for them.
Then, search for the suitable colleges or universities and apply to them. I am afraid most foreign colleges want a degree in your subject, not diploma. But try to search.
Best of luck.