Study Abroad

There is no good or bad university abroad. Surely it is better than any university india

first you apply and get your admission. then look for funding agencies who are sponsoring your research area.

After Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Engineering you can get jobs in Government sector such as DRDO, ISRO, Indian Air Force etc. In these organisations starting salary will be in th range of Rs 50K to 60K. You may also get similar salaries in HAL or other aircraft , rocket or missile PSU manu

You need to score a minimum of 70% in your Bachelor's to be eligible for Canadian universities minimum requirement.
Take IELTS and try to score 7+ with no band less than 6.5
There are 3 intakes in Canadian universities :
January, May and September
Apply to the universities 6 months prior to the course c

IELTS comprises of 4 sections : Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.
If you have studied in English Medium then this test is not at all difficult.
If you ask me, I would say no preparation is required for that.
Just watch YouTube videos to understand the pattern. You can't prepare anything as it i

NITs are always good to go institutions for engineering after IITs in India. If you're getting NIT then you should join without giving much thought to it. DTU is also equally good but not as NITs.
All the Best.

GAP is an disadvantage to get study visa , i suggests you to get a good consultant advise , they can give you better guidance , and this is also very college to college in Australia

You Should go for B.Tech in electrical engineering as you complete d your diploma in this subject which will help you a lot. You also can get an lateral entry to second year B.Tech in some colleges/ University.

Hello,
Yes, BIMTECH accepts application for all the courses based on GMAT score