Masters

Yes, it is a good option. You can get global exposure.

Please visit the links mentioned below to find the tuition fee, you must explore more and also write to these universities for any updates.
Indiana University
https://studentcentral.indiana.edu/pay-for-college/cost-of-iu/index.html
Rice University
https://graduate.rice.edu/costofstudy
UNC
http://finaid.u

Hi Jitendra,
Yes, you can. You should work hard on your academics and maintain atleast 70 to 75% to have a fair chance in the good universities.
All the best.

Few of the colleges in India are:-
1)Cherraan's College of Physiotherapy,Coimbatore
2)Father Muller College Allied Health Sciences,Mangalore
3) Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology,Hisar
4) Himalayan University,A P
5) LPU, Punjab

294 as a GRE score is very low for top ones. Utah State University, University of Denver or University of Delaware may accept you but check the application requirements. You should opt for universities below rank 40.

Hi,
Germany is very good for automotive studies. You can check universities like RWTH Aachen, TU Munich, TU Berlin, Heidelberg, etc. Visit DAAD website for more university options and requirements. The USA, Europe and Canada could be other options.

T depends on you, whether you want to pursue your career in more of a technical work or get into management. For specialising in a technical degree, opt for M.Tech and for management, you can go for MBA.
There are many specializations in which you can do M.Tech after completing your B.Tech in civil e

No, you can not. You can only work for 20 hours (part-time) per week. If you are lucky, you might get the job of your interest, then you can show the number of hours you worked for.