Is sessions court also gives bail for convicted under 498a?

You should seek stay on your conviction from sessions court.

Convict person is eligible to get bail from the same court. Generally, court gives bail for 30 days.  

Go for appeal and file bail petition in the appellate Court. 

In this situation, go for appeal in the higher court and file a bail petition.

@ BABU*HO*KBABU YES, YES, YES, YES, YES, THEY WILL BE IN JAIL TILL BAIL. YOU ARE VERY MUCH WORRIED THAN YOUR COUSIN AND HIS FAMILY JAILING FOR FUTURE. FUTURE IS UNDEFINED. MEANWHILE, BECAREFUL WHETHER ANYTHING WILL HAPPEN TO YOU AND YOUR COUSIN FAMILY. IS IT SAFE OUTSIDE? OR IS IT SAFE IN JAIL ONLY? JAIL IS SAFE PLACE. DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE !!! WHEN YOU AND YOUR FAMILY RUINED OTHERS, THEY WILL NOT BE CALM ALWAYS.. AFTER CONVICTION, IF YOU ARE DOING THE SAMETHING FOR YEARS AND YEARS, THINGS WILL BE DANGEROUS, VERY SEVERE, REVENGE CONTINUES AND FINALLY YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MAY END UP IN SOMETHING ELSE. SO, THINK ALL OPTIONS !!! 

After Session Court conviction, they have to go to Jail, then they can apply for Bail. During this time, they have to be in Jail.

Except

1) if in session court, they can appeal for Bail, immediately after conviction. Court can grant that Bail. Court Discretion

General Process after conviction.

2) Cr.P.C sec 389, Suspension of sentence pending the appeal; release of appellant on bail. Based on this he may get relief as bail.