Canada Eligibility

Hi,
For most colleges under SDS, you can apply within June/July. The sooner the better, also depends on the college specific admission deadlines. Please visit college websites. Major universities generally won't be having deadlines by now but some programs may still be open.

Apply to colleges, not universities, with universities there is hard luck with these grades. Check popular colleges and institutes under SDScsuch as Humber, Thompson Rivers University, Northern Lights College and SIAST. Under SDS you should be able to apply, of course, it's going to be challenging. You may consider taking the SAT or ACT to show you can handle rigour.

If your band is above 6 then in any top colleges of Canada, you will get admission.

Yes, it is possible but considering your academics some of the prestigious colleges may not consider your profile apart from that if you will go with MBA it will be more difficult. Although there are some top ranked colleges which do not consider academics.

I believe immediately after B.Com, a 3 years Bachelor course you could not join Master Course in Canada.

Lateral entry is difficult to obtain in foreign universities; you have to check with the universities directly. It will be more challenging in Canada, since you have a three-year degree, whereas they don't accept three-year degree, but accept four years. You will be accepted only if all credit point requirements are met.

These are some of the best universities o Canada Business School - University of Western Ontario. Schulich School of Business - York University. Rotman School of Management - University of Toronto. Desautels Faculty of Management - McGill.

You have a good overall IELTS score but, your writing bands may create a problem because most of the colleges in Canada demand that every component of the IELTS exam should be greater than 6 bands. I'll recommend to again give IELTS so that in every component you get at least 6 bands.

Since you have one year stayback, I would say that you have a better chance of finding a job. How this actually works is that once you finish your course and apply for a job, they will first look at your Visa. If you have enough months to stay back, you have a better chance of getting the job. Of course, they look into your academics too. As for the second question, yes, once you get a job, your Visa will get extended as the company will provide you with a new Visa. All the best.

Different courses have different entry requirements. For an MBA most programs and universities require work experience. Also, many Canadian universities only accept a four year UG course. In your case you can look for PG Diploma programs. You can also check institutions like Thomson Rivers University and Vancouver Island University for MBA without work experience, many colleges like George Brown, Sheridan, Humber etc. Also, offer many pathways. You have to check through university websites and learn about the requirements yourself and then decide what to study.