Mechatronics Engineering

Hello Siddharth,
Maths is an essential evil while studying engineering. But, please don't get scared. There is no known case wherein a student could not complete engineering due to Maths. It is NIT at a tough. You just need to pay some attention to it. That's all. Best wishes to you.

Usually, it depends on the college and Industry requirements. But generally, B.Tech is enough for job and Masters is usually pursued to only pursue Ph.D.

Eligibility is a different aspect, but on realistic words you need to score 80% above for better chances of admission.

Hello Saumya,
It is very interesting to hear from you that you are interested in doing your M.Tech after completion of the graduation. Yes, in majority of the cases hostel facilities are provided to girl students. But, these days the trend is for girls to hire a flat and live in sharing with likeminded friends. Fees vary from about Rs. 1Lacs to Rs. 2Lacs depending on the institution selected. Hostel fees too vary widely between government facilities and private ones.
Best wishes to you.

4 years of B-Tech cost vary as per institute, you should be specific about which college you are asking. In general, for fee structure you can visit official website of that institute. Normally, it cost around INR. 1 Lac- INR.2 Lacs per annum.

Go through the official link below for all the details:
http://www.stmarysgroup.com/organs/index/admissions.php

Yes its a very good field for future, there is many college and university who offer that programme so you can choose this field, because its have scope in mechanical, electronic as well as automobile.

Eligibility requirements:
BE / B.Tech degree in any discipline or its equivalent or M.Sc in Computer Science / IT /Electronics / Mathematics / Statistics / Physics or its equivalent. Obtained at least 50% marks (45% in case of candidate belonging to reserved category) at the qualifying Examination.
Admission Procedure:
First preference shall be given to the candidates having a valid GATE score on merit and seats remaining vacant, second preference shall be the merit in qualifying examination.