Canada

Hi Deepanshu,
You can apply to University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, University of Melbourne, University of Sydney and all the top ranking universities. Chances of admissions are high and will depend on your overall profile, SOP and LORs too.

Hi Pranav,
This will depend on the college and specific majors or specializations. It is better you check college websites for the syllabus and also email them directly.

Hi Athul,
Yes, you can apply after your class 12th, that's normally the universal rule. To apply for Canadian universities, you must be very good academically so you have to study hard. Also, you must take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements for international applicants. You are strongly advised to check university websites for details of Bachelor's degree programs, its admission, fee and deadlines before applying.

Hi Jayesh,
This is something you should be knowing, right? Ask yourself, why do you want to migrate and what job you want to do? Also, you have not provided anything about your education background, you should at least mention the stream for us to have an idea to give some suggestions to you.

Hi Deepika,
Decide what to study and check for scholarship options. A complete free education or 100% scholarship is rare unless you are extraordinarily bright. You also have an MBA so choose what to study carefully.

Hi Vishal,
Some universities may allow you to apply during your final year and admissions will depend on your final year results and other condition, but most universities will want your final year marks. It is the best you check with the universities directly first. Email them.

Yes, it is a good idea and studies in Canada is cheaper than other states. I would say you definitely go.

Depending on the province you intend to settle in, your licensing process to become a practicing doctor in Canada may include: Examinations (eligibility, programme selection, qualifying, certification) Language proficiency tests Postgraduate training/assessment Return-of-service agreements (commitment to practice in an underserved community for an agreed period of time). Regardless of your education or experience, you need to get licensed in Canada in order to practice as a medical doctor.