Bachelors

Hi,
Procedure is typically online but the requirements differ from programme to programme. You should check their website directly. UBC being the top most university in Canada is going to be competitive and selective. High academic grades, excellent projects, LOR, SOP etc. Will be evaluated. You must also check the GRE requirement, some programme do need a GRE.

You have a good score in GRE and IELTS keeping that in mind you can do MS from foreign in Data Analytics as you are good in Python and R. You can easily get a scholarship in foreign.

For all top B-Schools, it is mandatory to have above 55% in under graduation to receive a call. This is AICTE rule under which most good colleges are affiliated.

Yes, IMT does accept correspondence Bachelor's degree.

As mentioned before, the cutoffs and eligibility criteria do vary according to the University and course that you are choosing. The country also plays and important role. What I would suggest is to first fix a course. Then search for universities that offer that course. In this way you will be able to understand the eligibility criteria put forward according to different universities and decide accordingly. All the best.

CU has emerged as an attractive place to pursue this course in the last 3 years. They have actually developed a lot. It is important to note that the placements of today won't matter much for you when you complete your degree after 3/4 years. Still, for the question, I would suggest that you take the data from them as their online counsellors are available for such information. The Placements for a Bachelor Degree Holders are not very high anywhere in the Private University World. CU still have better chances to give you a placement, depending on your competence, in the future.

Yes, it accepts a correspondence degree.

You need to check the same with college, as they have not disclosed it anywhere online.