Canada

The Canadian universities may consider up to 5 backlogs in your under-graduation but only if you have a minimum score of 70%. Though there are always exceptions, for applicants with 7-8 backlogs, there are some universities that require you to have a minimum of 65% undergraduate score. 10 backlogs is a bit too much for Canadian colleges. Please contact a study abroad education consultancy as well.

It would depend on how skilled you are. There are plenty of opportunities in Canada. But, there's nothing like a permanent job. You could lose the job for numerous reasons, it's not like government job in India. But, if you are good at the job, the. You have nothing to worry.

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It will take time more than a month. You have also applied for another University or colleges. Suppose you are unable to take an admission in this University but if you have a second option then you opt for it without wasting a year. You have not specified the time of submitting the application. These things are bound to take more than a month in some cases. I will suggest you to start applying for the next intake in universities.

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From where have you done your ECA? Please guide.

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PG Diploma is not so good to go Abroad, Now in India certain colleges are there to join. But, you have choose civil engineering for your career, it is demanded now a day, good jobs are also there. As my point of view to join civil engineering in our country. Thank you.

You will generally get offer letter easily from colleges in Canada. But Visa might be a issue. The case with backlogs are generally a problem with Canada. They only allow 4 supplementary exams. Since you have completed your M.Tech that usually wouldn't be an issue. But it depends. If they are only considering your M.Tech, then you wouldn't face any issue. The college and the Visa processing authorities may also check your Bachelor's history. Contact an education consultancy as well, they have good contact with colleges. They can for sure assist you.

Almost, all the universities around the world (UK, Australia, Canada, etc.) accept GMAT and IELTS test score for MBA course. IELTS can be exempted, but not GMAT.