Canada

You need to carry all the original documents related to your university admission, passport and other identification cards. Keep financial paperwork with you just for safety.

Hi,
It is difficult to pin point particular colleges. Also, AMIE is currently facing recognition issues. I will therefore advice you to communicate with some colleges abroad and see if they accept your qualification.

Hi,
47% is too low for any foreign university, let alone Canada. You can and you should mention your disorder issue, challenges you faced and also overcame on your SOP however it won't help in too many ways since your academics are way below the requirements.
A certain set of standards have to be met. However, there is no harm trying, you can give your 100% and give a try at least. You can try applying to lesser competitive countries such as Poland, Ireland if you wish to.

Hello, Central Saint Martins in London where Stella McCartney, John Galliano and Alexander McQueen once studied tops the chart. Parsons, at The New School for Design in New York, is third. Toronto's George Brown College is tops in Canada at 24th on the list. Ryerson University, also in Toronto, isn't far behind at 26th.
Good luck.
Thank you.

Hi,
Yes, you have a chance but u can't go for top universities. You can go for decent universities try.
All the best.

Sorry to say, but you can't take admission in Canada with 54% marks. They require minimum of 65% marks. If you are really fascinated to go to Canada and do Diploma or engineering, you need to maintain the aggregate of 65% marks.

University Of Ottawa
University Of Toronto
University Of Manitoba
Langara College
OCAD University
These are some decent and top universities which require 6.5 to 7 IELTS band.
All the best.

You can, but you should have at least 2 year experience, or if you have any reference in Canada, then you can go for Canada by giving IELTS exam and you should score 7 band to get visa. If you manage to score that much, you can easily go to Canada to work. Next to Germany, now a days Canada is growing destination for mechanical and civil engineers to work and study.

Hi Preet, After completing your studies you can apply for a post-study work permit, if your degree is of 1-year then your work permit will be of 1-year too. You can look for a job during this time, whether or not you will get a job will depend on your academic performance, networking and leadership skills, internship, industrial tie-up of your college, etc. So if you plan out correctly you can get a job.

Hi Mayank,
You can pursue PG in Law. Law studies itself has so many specializations like business law, criminal law, etc. You can pursue or choose a specialization of your choice. You have to know your career plans and choose accordingly. Scope if good, legal profession is one of the highest paid sectors. No doubt you must excel in your academics and also must work hard.