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Candidates should satisfy the following eligibility criteria for 5 years Integrated Programme in Management of IIM Indore.
General and NC-OBC Category:
Minimum 60% in standard X/ SSC and standard XII/ HSC or equivalent examinations, Maximum 20 years of age as on July 31, 2018.
SC, ST and PWD Category:
Minimum 55% in standard X/ SSC and standard XII/ HSC or equivalent examinations, Maximum 22 years of age as on July 31, 2018.
Important points on Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates who are likely to complete standard XII/ HSC or equivalent by the end of June 30, 2018, can also apply, subject to meeting the eligibility criteria. If selected, such candidates will be offered admission to the programme provisionally. At the time of registration for the programme, such candidate must have to produce X and XII standard mark sheet (securing minimum marks I. e. 60% for General and NC-OBC or 55% for SC, ST and PwD) along with school leaving certificate/migration certificate, failing which the candidates provisional admission offer will stand cancelled. The percentage of marks obtained by the candidate in X and XII Standard would be calculated based on the aggregate marks of all subjects that appear in the mark sheet/grade sheet, irrespective of the Boards regulation.
In case the candidates are awarded letter grades or grades points instead of marks, the conversion of grades to the percentage of marks would be based on the procedure certified by the Board/ Competent Authority explaining the method of conversion from where they have obtained the certificate. Applicants pursuing their X and/or XII standard from international schools affiliated to foreign boards like IGCSE (International General Certificate for Secondary Education) and IB (International Baccalaureate) can also apply.

I am unsure about the TNAU Rank, however Chandigarh University would be a good option if you wish to be admitted to the B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering programme.
Leading Indian institution Chandigarh University (CU) offers its students a rare combination of academic and practical brilliance. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council has awarded the University with the esteemed A+ rating in its accreditation (NAAC). The first cycle of the certification process saw Chandigarh Institution get an A+, making it the youngest and only private university in India to do so. It is also the first state-run university in Punjab to receive NAAC accreditation.
The expertise of top business executives and eminent academicians has been combined at CU, one of Asia's greatest and fastest-growing institutions, to create a global perspective. A wide range of curricula combined with adaptability, hands-on learning, and an interdisciplinary focus liberate our students to explore their passions and seek their ideal vocations. At CU, we prepare students for social responsibility via cognitively demanding and varied modern culture.

1. Ensure you meet all requirements
Applying to university in Canada as an international student does not happen overnight so make sure you start planning at least a year in advance. Have a look at the requirements for various courses and see what documents you need for each one. Bear in mind what you need for universities in one province may be totally different to what you need in another. For all universities, however, you are likely to need:
An up-to-date passport
An English and/or French language proficiency qualification
Proof of how you will be funding your studies
2. Find a course and select your universities
You will choose and apply for a specific major when applying for university in Canada but unlike the UK, this tends to be more flexible if you change your mind. You must make sure you apply to an institution that is on the designated learning institutes (DLI) list in order to obtain a student visa and be certain you want to study at the universities you select as there are separate fees for every programme and university you apply to.
3. Take English/French exam
IELTS is likely to be your best BET for an English language proficiency test as all universities and colleges in Canada accept it. You could also take the Cambridge English: Advanced or TOEFL examinations. If you are hoping to study in a French-speaking part of Canada, you are likely to need a French proficiency test. The most common is the TEF exam but you could also take DALF, DELF, or TCF. Fees for each range from around CA$100 upwards so be sure to check on the website how much it will cost to take in your country. Book this far in advance to ensure you get a date and have your *perfect* test results back in time to apply.
4. Apply to universities
As we mentioned, the application process varies widely from course to course, and university to university. So, reach out to the universities you are interested in and they will send you their own application packs which should explain you through the process. The application fee for each programme at each university can range from around CA$100 (US$78) to CA$250 (US$195) so, with application costs this high, be sure you are certain you would want to study there and you meet the requirements before sending off applications willy-nilly. Once your applications are sent, there's nothing to do but wait
If you are accepted, congratulations, that's the first real hurdle over with. Confirm with your university you would like to attend and you.

Both these are among the highly reputed institutions and top ranked too. They are known for their education, faculty and placements. In terms of placements, both are similar but I think Anna University is better than Sastra in terms of core companies that come for recruitment at Sastra University. Many IT companies come and recruit students a but few core companies will only come for placements. Also, you need to score well to get placed in those core companies. Whereas in Anna University, many core companies and the same number of IT companies visit the campus. So there is no need for a core branch student to work in an IT company. But yes you need to be skilled enough to get placed in them. In all, Anna University is better in terms of core companies. Wherever you go, you need to be skilled and talented to get placed in a top company.