Dude, University doesn't matter. Better you score in GRE, better university you get. Regarding you question. If you are really passionate about working on prod

Dude, University doesn't matter. Better you score in GRE, better university you get. Regarding you question. If you are really passionate about working on product and not consulting, Learn more than what is taught in class, contribute to some open source projects. Apply some universities in US. I don't think startups really care which university you come from as far as you are a real hacker. And if you want to stay in India (which is not at all a bad idea), you can join some product based company there too. Or may be start something of your own. Since you are still in school, it's worth trying out. And just FYI education in India is not as bad as you think. (I did my Bachelors in India and Masters from one of the top ten universities in US).