Canada

You can consider following options:
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
5,926 EUR/year2 years
M.Sc. Full-time
Pharmacy
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada
8,784 EUR/year2 years
M.Sc. Full-time
Pharmacy
Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Canada
1,080 EUR/year2 years
M.Sc. Full-time
Pharmac

This would depend a lot on your long term career aspirations. If you are keen on settling overseas, then Canada is a better option, as the government has flexible laws for immigration. Whereas, in UK the government laws are not so student friendly and it would be a challenge to seek employment local

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Hi,
I think with 70% you have a very good chance with SPP. Your IELTS score is good too. You will need a very good SOP and also reference letters to strengthen your overall application package.

If it is relevant course connected to your studies, there will not be a problem. Normally, colleges will not give admission in such cases. Once you get admission, you can go ahead for visa without any worry.

If you are going for Diploma course, it is okay. If you are going for a degree programme, you should have overall 6.5 and each component minimum 6 band.

Hi,MBA duration is of 3 years
, which is mostly suitable for working professionals, students take their classes on weekends and Executive MBA is similar in format to the full-time MBA programme.
The executive MBA is a two-year programme for professionals who have several years of work experience.

No doubt, Germany is good option for pursuing Engineering. It is the best place for technical innovations, it is a quite obvious option for most of the students, who looks for an engineering degree is to first consider his or her study options in Germany.