British Columbia

Obviously because it is highly ranked, the higher the ranking tougher is to get admission. If you look at it the reverse way they are highly ranked because they are selective. Universities must be selective and competitive in their admission process so that they produce good students. I hope you got some clarity. And by the way, UOT which I believe is University of Toronto is also very competitive and in par with UBC.

Master's degree from Canada depends entirely on the overall profile of the applicant, which includes following parameters:
1. Academic background and CGPA.
2. Research experience.
3. Projects undertaken.
4. Work experience or internship undertaken.
5. IELTS/ TOEFL scores (Average requirement for IELTS is 6.5 band and for TOEFL is 90).
6. Financial capacity.

Hi Sahil,
The University of British Columbia is one of the top-ranked and selective universities in Canada. On the basis of your academic record gaining admission into UBC seems difficult. Winnipeg is also selective but you can still try. I will suggest you check universities in Australia, New Zealand and European countries.

Yes, your scores seem fine for most MS courses.

Your profile sounds strong. Choose a course wisely and apply accordingly. You should be fine.

B.Com is not available in UK. You should try for Canada, New Zealand, Ireland or Australia.

Hi,
At least 50 percent marks are required to pursue a Bachelor's degree in an SPP college, hence it applies to Langara college as well. You may check the website for details and email them as well.3
http://langara.ca/programs-and-courses/programs/business-administration/admission-requirements.html
If you are looking for a college specifically in Vancouver, Langara is well known , you may also check Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver.

Most of the good colleges are mainly in Toronto, but as you said to list out colleges in Vancouver, I will list out the colleges which are good for banking and finance:
1. Selkrik
2. Langara
3. Columbia