Canada

You can send it via WhatsApp/mail/even by post.

For pursuing an MS in chemical engineering in Canada, you need to give IELTS first, and GRE is not compulsory to study in Canada. But, some colleges required GRE Score. Hope this helps.

You should get good marks in class 12th. You can apply for a scholarship on the website of universities or you can apply for it on private websites.

You should have a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering or equivalent.

In USA-
1) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2) Stanford University
3) California Institute of Technology
4) Yale University
5) Princeton University
6) University of Pennsylvania, and many more.
In Canada-
1) Queensland University
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) McGill Univers

Basically, it purely depends on your efforts and skills. No one will get any job without any skills. You can do efforts to get extra skills on other courses. Then you will be filtered from other students. Best of luck.

Hello Shantanu,These days with dwindling population, European countries and many universities in these countries are actively looking for students who can come and study with them. But they are not allowing run of the mill students. They want to see some spark in the student. To check for this there

Graduation in mechanical engineering and IELTS score above 6.5.
All the best for your bright future!

Fellowship programs typically are offered to Ph.D. but some exceptions are also there. Please check University of British Columbia, University of Waterloo, University of Toronto, York University and University of Alberta. Visit the graduate studies pages Finance and Accounts, I think that's an area