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Hi Harish,
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There is good scope in every field. You must pursue a field based on :
- What type of job interests you ?
- In which field you wish to build your career ?
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After B.Tech in Electronics and Communication engineering you have two fields :
1) Core field
2) Software field
If you are opting for core jobs, you may take some courses related to your branch :
-Power systems
-Latest applications of Solar panels
-Embedded systems
-VLSI
-You can also opt for Mechanical branches such as Robotics and Humanoids and other mechanical applications.
For software jobs you can learn programming language.
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As far as scope and salary is concerned, it depends on you. If you have interest in the field then you may get promoted and enjoy the benefits of getting promoted with increased salary.
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Hi,
1)
There are institute specific entrances in order to pursue M.Tech other than GATE. But, it would be advisable to opt for M.Tech after clearing GATE exam as it opens more doors of esteemed universities such as IITs, NITs, IIITs etc.
Some of the universities offering M.Tech without GATE are :
-Aligarh Muslim University
-Andhra University
-Banasthali Vidyapeeth
-Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya
-University of Hyderabad
-Indian Statistical Institute
-Jawaharlal Nehru University
-Punjabi University
-University of Roorkee
-Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning
-Anna University and many more.
You may contact the universities for specific course and admission details.
2)
As far as fee is concerned, every institute has it's own course specific fee structure. In order to know the exact fee it would be always advisable to browse through the official website of the institute where you wish to apply.
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There are two types of Computer Courses 1. Operational Level 2 Computer as a Career. For Operational level u can learn how to operate any application software like Tally, Photoshop, Coraldraw, SAP and many more. But for Computers as a career there are many lines in which u can make ultimate career options like System Administration, Network Administration, Security Administration, Database Administration, Web Developer, Application Developer, Virtualization Administrator, Cloud Computing Specialist. For opting any specialized area one must have to be Certified by the Industry standards not just by taking any College level Degree.
Do u think Mobile Industry will go down in near future? Do u think Online Banking will go down in near future? All these are running on Network based Solutions. So If u like to make ur career in Network Line do u think will it be good for u? If yes then u must have knowledge of Server based operating System like Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, IBM AIX. among all Linux is gaining ultimate popularity because of its security and user friendly characteristics. So if u choose RHCE+CCNA+RHCVA+RHCSS will be ultimate. These are cost effective as well as less time consuming too with wide range of job prospects like System Administration, Network Administration, Security Administration, Virtualization Administration, Database Administration etc. looks to be sound and decent high payable jobs. It requires lots of thorough technical as well as practical knowledge requires. These are Global Certifications so that its acceptance are global. so that u can move around to any part of the world. for more details plz feel free to write back on naidu.vikas@gmail.com

Since you have asked about a Canadian University, I will give you some detail about Canadian VISA system:-
A Study Permit is a document issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada that allows a foreign individual to study in Canada for a limited time, generally at a specific Canadian educational institution and in a specific program.
Most international students will require a Study Permit to study in Canada, however, there are some exceptions.
A Study Permit is not required in the following circumstances:
For a course or program with a duration of six months or less;
For a minor child already in Canada, whose parents have legal status in Canada, other than Visitor Status;
For the family or staff of a foreign representative to Canada.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada will normally issue a Study Permit if an applicant has received an acceptance letter from a qualified Canadian educational institution, and possesses sufficient funds to pay for tuition and living costs. In some cases, Citizenship and Immigration Canada may require applicants to undergo medical examinations and provide Police Clearance Certificates.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada generally issues Study Permits that are valid for the duration of the intended course of studies. However, international students studying in Montreal or another city in the Province of Quebec must renew their status each year.
International Students are considered Visitors in Canada. They must satisfy a Citizenship and Immigration Canada Officer at the Port of Entry that the purpose of their entry into Canada is of a temporary nature.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada allows International Students to work in Canada in limited situations. Students are required to arrive in Canada with sufficient money to live and pay their bills while studying. However, in some cases, a student may be able to work in Canada during the course of study:
On campus without a Work Permit
Off campus with a Work Permit
In Co-op and Internship Programs, where work experience is part of the curriculum, with a Work Permit.
In addition, spouses/common-law partners of international students are eligible to work in Canada while their partners study.
Upon graduation, international students are encouraged to obtain Canadian work experience. The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program allows international graduates to obtain a three-year open work permit so that they can stay and contribute to the Canada.