Canada

A lot of Indian students choose to pursue an Advanced Diploma or Certificate courses upon completion of their 12th. English proficiency tests such as IELTS TOELF or PTE may be required.

BCA in most Canadian universities, you will need the equivalent of 12th grade Canadian math. Since you don't have this, you have a couple of options. You can go to a pathway programme (also called university transfer programme) at a college which will help you enrol in a university after you finish

B.Sc. Agriculture is a four year degree course after which you would be eligible for Vacancy with Government of India. And companies dealing in Food and Argo Product. There is a very good scope for this degree in current scenario. There are colleges like Lovely professional University, BHU etc. Who

It depends on your marks in your previous years.

I think you should go for Canada.

As per my knowledge, there is a requirement of class 12th education, proper school documents, and Bachelors degree equivalent to Canadian degree. The percentage that is required, depends on their policy. However, 60% marks is fine at some places. Apart from this, one must prove proficiency in Engli

Admissions to institutions abroad are based on a wide spectrum of criteria and not only on excellent academic record. Of course your very good CGPA will surely and definitely help. In view of foregoing I would like to advice you strongly that please approach an agency dealing with sending students t

Eligibility: To qualify for a Canadian study permit, you need to:
Be enrolled at a designated learning institution
Show proof of funds to cover your tuition fees, living costs, return travel
Have no criminal record
Be in good health (you might need to complete a medical exam)
Prove that you will be leavi