Study Abroad

Hi,
As you have done BE with a good percentage. You can surely join any of the good institutes in Canada for higher studies if you are really interested. There are an ample number of growth and career opportunities if you study in Canada. So, you must look forward and move on.
You can pursue Master's degree in Canada. It carries various good job opportunities and growth.
Master's degrees which are generally offered in Canada are MA (i.e. Master of Arts) or M.Sc (i.e. Master of Science). The title MA tends to be for the arts, humanities and social science, while M.Sc is for life sciences and chemistry (there are exceptions). There are also specialist Master's degrees in education (M.Ed), music (MMus) and business administration (MBA).
Master's degree courses are generally of 12 months for on-campus model programs (sometimes there will be optional internships which will add to the overall duration). In addition to the traditional lectures and tutorials, these programs are likely to include interactive teachings such as site visits, projects, group work and placements. Most of the Master's degree courses will include a dissertation (also called thesis), which is sometimes replaced by a consultancy project (depending on your subject area), which will make up a large proportion of the program credits.
The academic year tends to run from September each year, but some universities have several start dates for their Master's program.I think you must surely opt for studying in Canada. You must follow your dream and achieve all success in future.
All the best for your future.
Thank you.

Salary totally depends on where you go for a job.
In IT, it is well known that government jobs are less, and also paid less, but in private companies which are leading in the market can offer you overwhelming packages.
In civil engineering, private companies offer less paid jobs, but large growth rate while government job will have to cross some barricades, like GATE or ESE for getting a much satisfactory pay and perks.
But lastly, when you become a professional, the thing matters is your work satisfaction and working hours. In that case, IT field has a bad review. If you don't get a campus placement, it is tough to get a job.
If you are mad about getting a huge salary, opt IT, learn different coding languages, be a master of coding with at least knowledge of 30 coding languages and bag packages of crores in renowned companies like Google, Microsoft etc. These companies give work satisfaction too, but you have to be boon for them too.
Discussing chances of going abroad, both the branches have similar opportunities. But, new immigration rules of USA diversely affected it. In IT field, the USA covers most of the opportunities. While in civil, you can go to Germany on Dart scholarships. France, UK, Japan, Sweden etc. are the various option for MS.
First, find your interest and be mad about it, because without interest, you are going to be bored at work and give up.