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There are education loans from Indian banks. The scholarship is possible but will depend on your profile and the university. Scholarships are on merit basis and no one can really predict. 85% is a very good percentile. If your overall application that is your SOP, Essay, recommendation letters, IELTS scores etc. Are very good then there is a chance. You should start checking university websites and learn about the admission requirements. More importantly is the deadline. If you are aiming for a scholarship submit the best application you could and before the deadlines. The more you delay the less chance will be for admission
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There is no course which can guarantee you a PR. If you need a PR, you have to get a job first. Now you decide what kind of job you want to do and based on your own career plans and interest you have to decide what to study. This is not something others will tell you. Know your own interest and plan accordingly.
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Your grades are way below average to study in Canada. A minimum 75% is required. Also, there is no MBBS as such, you have to apply for a Bachelor's degree, clear MCAT and start your medical studies.
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