Canada

Hi Manav,
If you have completed your 12th and with good academic percentile, 70% or above you should apply directly to a BBA programme to a good university. Even with less than 70% you can apply to some reputed SPP colleges. Why complicate things with credit transfers and applying for another Diplom

Hi Dhruv Patel,
Chances are there although for Masters majority of the universities require higher CGPA. You can still research more on university specific admission requirements and apply if you see universities matching your profile. Remember that MS admissions are very competitive. A very good SO

Hi Priyanka, I doubt if you will be eligible to apply to Canadian universities with 50%. Atleast 55% is required if you apply to SPP colleges and there is no relaxation in this criteria. Other universities and non-SPP colleges will ask for a higher percentage, as high as 75%. So you would want to ch

Hi Gurinder Singh, you should know by now what you want to study, meaning first find out the reason to study, why you want to study in Canada and what do you want to do in terms of your career. If there is no reason then figure out. Unfortunately, with the information you provided without your educa

Hi Chetanya, no college is easy or hard to get, it depends anyways from college to college and the student profile. If you have good academic record, more than 70% chances of admission will be good in majority of the colleges. Since you have not given any base information, its difficult to guide you

Hi Ammara Amla, any college might, difficult to pin point a particular name, every college has different requirements and admission policies. A lot will also depend on the student's profile. Again, its hard to say if you will get a visa because you have not mentioned anything concrete about your aca

Hi Gaurav Arora, every college and university has its specific requirement, before you start the application process please make an effort to visit the websites of the many universities to have an idea. Generally, you must take the GMAT or the GRE but there are a few universities in Canada not requi

Hi,
Admissions will be a challenge with this percentage in Canada. You should try in other countries, check options in Australia, Italy, Poland, etc.

Toronto University, Western University and McGill University. You must discuss with an expert.