Canada

You need to appear for 3 exams to apply for residency in Canada. These are MCCEE, MCCQE Part 1 and MCCQE Part 2. You can search about curriculum and other important stuff about these exams on google. The twist for International Medical Graduates who wish to apply for residency in Canada is that they should be either Canadian Citizen or they should have Permanent Resident (PR) Status in Canada. You can become a Canadian Citizen if you were born there or you apply for Canadian Citizenship after living in Canada for a specified time period.

The Master of Science in Finance is programme designed for students wishing to enhance their understanding of financial analysis in a very practical environment. Apart from technical skills, students also acquire soft skills by enrolling in management disciplines aimed at preparing them for senior positions in their chosen career path. Good luck.

Check your desired programme specific requirements firstly, decide accordingly. MS admissions are very tough in Canada. If you have excellent academics you may complete a relevant PGDM and apply for MS or better you. Apply for PGDM in Canada. Also see that you have some solid projects and internships, publiacations etc. Before applying for the MS.

PGDM is valued in Canada, its a professional job oriented degree. Also, you can apply for a work permit after your PGDM. However if you want to come back to India you must gain some excellent work experience there or perhaps another degree like an MBA.

In my opinion, scientific computing would be a good option when you are planning for studying in country like Canada, because it offers you with more opportunities, job and exposure.

I think real graduation is not considered equal to 4 year graduation in Canada but for better response I think you should tell us about your about your aim University so that we can check out about the terms and conditions of that University and get back to you but I don't think that 3 year degree course is equivalent to 4 year degree course and you need to take one your of some other course something so that I can get equal to that all the best.