Mechanical Engineering

Hi Jay, have you zeroed in any country? USA will be very competitive and so will be Canada. Please clarify the gap period as well.

JEE, BITSAT, SRMJEE, VITEEE are some of the top entrances for Bachelors in mechanical. Apart from these, there are several state entrance exams as well.

B.Tech Mechanical Engineering is sufficient qualification to start your career as an engineer both in government and private sector.

You are advised to do M.Tech in aeronautical engineering to have a career in aviation industry in engineering roles. With M.Tech in AE you can get entry in airlines, aircraft manufacturing companies & its ancillaries, DRDO, ISRO etc. With mechanical engineering you can join Indian Air Force in aeronautical engineering, mechanical branch and IAF will train you in field of aeronautics.

If your B.Tech degree is from a UGC recognized university or AICTE recognized institute then you are eligible for all government jobs where eligibility criteria is a graduation degree.

Yes, your IELTS score is good. You can get the student visa of Canada.
All the best

For that you would have to take admission in PGDM core and then in 2nd year take HR as your specialisation. Exact fee structure is given on the website. Last year it was around 12 lakhs (2 years).

There is nothing called MBA in engineering. MBA is done after any UG programs like:
1. Engineering.
2. BA.
3. B.Com.
4. BBA, etc.