Canada

First, you have to complete your graduation, if your graduation is complete, then you have to give GMAT or GRE and TOEFL or IELTS after that you can apply for any Universities.

This number of backlogs won't be accepted. Even if a college does accept, visa rejection rate is very high. You can try some other country, check UK, Netherlands, France, Australia etc.

Hi Reshu,
Yes, you can. You must take the GMAT, if you wish to do your MBA from a top university.

Hi Anjali,
I think you will find all the information here
http://www.senecacollege.ca/programs/fulltime/HRM.html.

Once you get IELTS 6 band and each component 5.5 minimum, then you will be eligible to get admission in Canada. As you have 67%, you will surely get admission.

Hello, it would be difficult for you to get the student visa for Canada, as you might have a wide gap in your education. Canada does not accept more than 5 years of education gap.

Hello, Canada would be difficult option, as they do not accept more than 5 years of education gap. You can certainly try for the USA universities. Your academic scores are low, so you should possess an incredible work experience plus you need to appear for TOEFL and score well in GMAT Exam.

Most Canadian Law Schools do not allow entry directly from high school or your local equivalent, and require at least two to four years of undergraduate study beforehand. There is often no specific requirement for a law-related undergraduate degree; you should simply undertake a course which you enjoy.

If you want, you can join any good couching institute. Do practice daily. If you don't want to join any institute, then go for online learning. There are so many websites available for GMAT preparation, and so many videos are also available. And, try to take mocks as much as possible. All the best for your future.