Canada

You can surely try for Canadian universities, but it would be slightly competitive for you to get through the universities. It also depends on the choice of your course. The academic requirements for top Canada is 65%-70%.

Yes, with these scores you can surely try to enter the Canadian universities. But, it would also depend on your choice of course for pursuing MS.

On completion of two years programme in Canada, you will be allowed to stay back for three years. During this post study work period, you can get a job and get work permit. Based on the work permit, you can apply and get your PR.

For Canada,
University of Toronto
Mcgill University
York University of Alberta are the best.

I am not sure about Ireland and New Zealand but Canada and Australia would be your better options for PR. Recently, PR entry requirements changed in Canada though you can opt PGD from any Canadian business school. Ref:
https://www.quora.com/Is-it-worth-of-doing-post-graduation-diploma-from-Canada-co

Hi,
First, she needs to decide what she wants to study. She has to check various programme details on university websites and the university admission requirements. Since she will be having a M.Com already applying for a second Masters degree will be very difficult. So let her decide what type of wo

Follow the below link-
https://www.isamigrations.com/study-in-canada-after-10th
All the best for your bright future.

Basically, after you complete your Pharma.D degree from an Indian institute, you need to satisfy two prerequisite conditions of the US pharmacy council. Clear the routine language clearance exam, which is IELTS. Once you are through with that, you have to prove your equivalence. Equivalence test con