Canada

You can apply and get admission. However, you will be treated as an international student from India and you will be paying the fee accordingly.

Hi,
Thinking about getting a PR is too early for you. A PR does not come automatically with the university admission. You must first receive the university acceptance, complete the course, get a job and work in Canada for a few years till you are eligible. You have to extend your stay and things will depend on your job, employer etc. Different province have different requirements for PR. Some provinces have better scope. You can check the Canada immigration website for details.

Hi Sanket,
Which is the best course for you is something you have to figure out. Finance is already a booming field with many opportunities. Digital Marketing, Data Analytics, Financial Technology etc. Courses can be considered. Now that you have completed your MBA you should have clarity over your career plans accordingly which you can select what to study. Applying for another Masters will be difficult, universities do not accept a second Masters without any solid justification. If you have work experience you can choose a relevant PG course. Or gain experience to build your profile.

You can take admission in any good university in Canada by getting good marks in GRE TOEFL and ILETS.

Your profile is not very suitable for an MBA from University of Alberta. However there is no harm in trying. Do you have any work experience? If yes, then highlight that in your resume/SoP.

University of Alberta
University of Toronto
The University of British Columbia

Hi Harsh,
First, you need to check the entry requirements for different colleges, you will find the online application system on college websites itself. Just apply. No matter which college you apply, your application will be evaluated either under SPP or Non-SPP depending on the admission requirements you have MET.

It is difficult to obtain scholarships in the UK. You can check the British Council website and Commonwealth scholarship for the UK. University of London, Queen Mary, Durham University and not to forget Universities of Oxford and Cambridge offer some of the best law programs.