Canada

Hi,
Any course related to maths, statistics and computer science, it has to be relevant to what you studied like Business Analytics, Software Engineering, etc. Check university's website for the programs they offer and see what matches your profile. Ideally what you want to study should be known to you. Choose the program as per your interest. By now, you should know what you want. Also universities will ask you why you want to study the particular course so if you don't know it yourself then its high time that you figure out your needs.

Hi Kiran Ajith,
To apply a student visa, you must first apply to a university and get accepted by them. Decide what to study and check the entry requirements. Take the IELTS as well. For migration queries, you have to consult an immigration agent. This portal is not meant for immigration assistance, so you have to check with authorized agents.

Hi Tushar,
Choose the course, depending on what you want. Based on your education background, you can check for PG courses in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, International Business etc. are relevant. But, it depends on your career interest basically, so choose accordingly.

Hi Vipin, this will depend on the distance education institution's recognition. And, also the admission policies of the Canadian colleges you are applying to. You have to check with them directly. They may ask for WES evaluation, if your degree is considered equivalent you can apply.

Hi Dharmveer, you can apply for the visa after you've been accepted by a university. So, first you need to apply to a university. Your class 12th percentile is good, but many universities require 75% marks, so you have to check the admission requirements on the university websites itself. Every university and course has different entry requirements. Your IELTS score is also low, but they can offer you some foundation course in English. Please check with the universities.

Sorry Pardeep, 49% is too low. Not only for Canada but most countries abroad. A minimum of 55% is expected.

Hi Sahil,
There is a little difference immediately but in the long term you will require more certifications or qualifications for career growth if you choose PG Diploma. Also, these courses have different career outcomes so comparing MS and PG Diploma makes little sense. A MS is more into research and academics career. PG Diploma is a professional program so naturally you have to keep on enhancing your profile.