Mechanical Engineering

The first batch of mechanical students are yet to graduate. They will do so in 2018. But, looking at the placements for electrical and civil engineering, there were encouraging signs regarding placements. The highest package went upto 8.5 lakhs INR pa and almost half of the students who sat for campus selection, got placed (pretty decent considering it was only the first batch to pass-out). Scenario is expected to change hugely in the next 4 years.

Hello,
Canadian MS degrees are highly competitive. They are either course work based or research based. It is slightly easier to get into a course work MS program compared to a research based one. High academic grades, demonstration of research work such as publications etc are required. If you are opting for a research based program you must be accepted by the research supervisor of the particular university/department. GRE may be required but not mandatory mostly. I will advice you to start visiting university websites for the entry requirements and deadlines. Apply early. Feel free to revert for any clarification.

Yes, you have a chance to get admission in mechanical branch in best engineering college.

RV College Of Engineering, Ramaiah Institute Of Technology, BMS College Of Engineering, The National Institute of Engineering-Mysore, PES University-Bangalore, Dayanand Sagar College of engineering are the top colleges for mechanical engineering that you can get through KCET.

Your chances are almost nil as your marks are very low, still you can check out the below for details:
https://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/JEE-Main-Branch-Predictor.aspx