Masters

For Engineering, if you wish to know about the various specializations, please check the listing below:
Chemical engineering
Civil engineering
Industrial engineering
Mechanical engineering
Aerospace engineering
Agricultural engineering
Architectural engineering
Computer Science Engineering
Electronics & Communication Engineering
Aeronautical Engineering
Information Technology.

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Hi,
As it is not clear from your query what exactly you wish to ask, you can find all the information here http://www.fergusson.edu/article/MA.html.

Yes, it is. NIIT regardless of the region is recognized. Depending on the particular university an additional evaluation may be required, but it is not too complicated and will be told by the university. Please write to them and check directly.

What is the certificate Masters programme? If you are asking about Master's degree, Canadian universities have one of the best and very competitive. They also do not accept 3 year Bachelor's degree from India typically.

This course is relevant only if you have to settle in Canada.

You can visit the link https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-mechanical-engineering-university-of-engineering-and-management-jaipur-271436?city=109&fro=serp&pn=1&tn=6&ct=course<i=271436&ts=88152835 of UEM Jaipur for M.Tech in mechanical engineering and give a good job prospects.

The best books are RS Aggarwal for quant and reasoning.

Hi,
As you are seeing for post Diploma, colleges will be better as compared to universities. Colleges are more technical, while universities have more theory part, as colleges are technical. Job prospects are more as compared to universities. There are many good SPP colleges in Canada. As advantages of colleges are, they have low tuition fees as compared to universities.