Canada

Hi Ravi Koshiya,
I don't get what you mean by reliable universities. Nevertheless to be accepted by Canadian universities you have to be academically strong, around 75% is required by majority of the top ranking ones. Good quality internship, projects, research work etc. will be considered. Your IELTS score is alright, so if you have a consistently good academic performance you will have a chance.

Hi Abhishek Lingwal,
Fee will differ from college to college but in general its around CD$10,000 to CD$20,000 a year. You can go through college websites and have an idea.

Hi Rajesh Sharma, some of the best ones are University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, University of Waterloo, University of Western Ontario, Ryerson University and many more. Generally IELTS is not waived by Canadian universities unless they send a confirmation beforehand, so you have to email them and find out. It will depend on individual university admission policies and your profile.

Hi Roopesh Roshan, your gap is actually work experience, so it may be taken positively. You must draft your personal statement accordingly, your admissions will depend on your personal statement or SOP, recommendation letters and your overall application package. Mention your challenges, career plans, your work experience, why you want to study now etc. Very strategically. But, before applying you must contact the universities and personally talk to them. They will guide you as per their admission policies.

What course do you wish to pursue?

Get more than 6.0 in IRLTS exam, then you can easily migrate to Canada.

I personally suggest you if you want to apply for Canada then apply for Permanent resident because after five years of working experience it will be beneficial for you rather than applying as student .

Hi, MS admissions are highly competitive in Canada. It is a very good Bachelor's degree, 75% marks and above is preferred. Research, publications, outstanding recommendation letters etc. are additional requirements. Additionally, you must see, if you are fit for MS Coursework or MS Research-based programs. University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, University of Alberta, York University and MCGill University to name a few.

Hi,
Canada could be one of the best places for computer sciences, however admissions are challenging. Moreover, you have a three year degree course, which is not widely accepted. If you seriously want to pursue your MS in Canada, enroll into a M.Sc Programme in India and complete the first year with a first class percentage. Apply to Canada thereafter.

Hi, with a three year degree course obtaining admissions into a M.Sc. Programme will be a challenge, you may check PG Diploma or graduate certificate courses in International Accounting and Finance, Financial Planning, Financial Economics, Insurance and Risk Management and so on. Pick a course that is closest to your career goals and requirements.