Mechanical Engineering

PCCOE - Pune is a little better option in terms of infrastructure and placements but it's fee is almost double of SGGS - Nanded, hence decide accordingly.

You should first select the branch and then the college because that will decide your career and YMCA is a better option.

You stand good chance of getting admission in Germany universities provided you are able to obtain two recommendation letters from internationally renowned faculties from your engineering college.

You should appear for two exams - GRE and TOEFL ,then you can apply for the preferred university, but after your M.Tech, you are eligible for Ph.D, so go for that ,don't waste your time and money.

No its not easy unless you have passion.

Its purely up to you
if you have what it needs to drop one year then go for it

Of course its worth
for placemenet record
http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/engineering/department-of-mechanical-engineering/placement/placement-statistics

Sure. Begin by preparing word lists. Enhance your comprehension and speed reading. Second year is the right time.

You need to score good percentage in B.Tech as per the requirement of university, which varies university to university. You should have IELTS score and some of the universities are asking for the GRE and TOEFL score. You can visit the website of the university and download the e-brochure to get information about all the terms and conditions.

It is one of the chief engineering streams of the world and its importance will only decrease when development will get stopped which is next to impossible. So go ahead with it as it is having great prospects.