Bachelors

Hello Tanmay,
I feel you are best qualified to get admission in University of Toronto in aerospace engineering. You have a CGPA in excess of 9, in addition you had done your Bachelor of engineering in Aeronautics branch. These two factors in combination will get you admission there perhaps very easily. However I will like to add a word of caution here. Admissions in any foreign universities have many nuances in the whole process. Hence I would advise you to approach an institution or an agency which is dealing with sending students for MS abroad and specifically to Canada or to University of Toronto. They will be aware of different nuances and hence can guide you in a much better fashion for you to succeed in your dream of going there for your further studies. Best wishes to your dream to succeed.

Hello Bala,
It is indeed nice to see your interest in continuing your studies in spite of spending so many years outside college due to your health issues. Normally, speaking there are restrictions on total number of years available to complete an engineering course and also to clear the first year of engineering. If you have already cleared 1st year, and then taken this pause of few years because of your health, then it is a justifiable reason to be away from your course. My advice to you is contact immediately the register or the principal of the college where you were studying explaining your predicament and why you could not attend classes all these years and your desire to resume your classes. I am sure the principal will definitely give a sympathetic hearing to you and if the rules permit, allow you to rejoin where you left. Best wishes to you.