Canada

Hi Himanshi,
Every college has its own admission process and eligibility criteria. You can have the detailed information on the admission process on the official website of the university. Some of the top colleges for LL. M. in Canada are:
1. University of Toronto (UofT) - Faculty of Law
2. McGill University - Faculty of Law
3. Queen's University - Faculty of Law
4. University of Alberta - Faculty of Law.

UK is the best. You save one year of your life. All Masters in UK are one year only. Project management will give a real time work exposure and the latest technology in the word.

Hi Ahswinder, please check with the universities directly since the admission requirements and process varies. Some universities may allow you to apply before your 12th results are declared while some will not allow you to do so. If you are planning for 2019 intake you have to apply by this year-end. Normally the application process starts a year ahead so admission deadlines will be around Sept to Dec 2018. Check university websites for university specific information.

Hi Amyra, you may still get admission if you score 1500+ in SAT. However, SAT is not a primary requirement in Canadian colleges so you have to check the requirements by visiting university websites and emailing them.

Yes, you have to take SAT for the same.

Go for B.Sc in agriculture if you are weak in maths.

Most of the or almost all European countries ask for your language proficiency test. It is must these days.

If you wish to go to Canada for further studies then it is a good idea to take up Ph.D in Nursing and apply for a seat in one of the universities of Canada. If you wish to work in Canada, then you would need to clear NCLEX. It is a licensure test for nurses which once cleared allows you to work in Canada and also the US.

You would need to find a college that admits students with the scores you have got. Generally, for UG courses the minimum requirement to study in Canada is overall 6 bands.

Apply for the Canadian student visa-
Apply online for your Canadian student visa, on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) website before you arrive in Canada;
In countries with limited internet access it's also possible to apply for visa on paper;
Provide an acceptance letter from a designated learning institution (a university recognised by the Canadian government);
Deliver proof of sufficient financial resources to support your studies in Canada (tuition fees and living expenses);
Have no criminal record;
Submit clinical records that state you are in good health and complete medical examinations if required.