Canada

Hi Hari Prasad, The main differences are in terms of admission requirements, selectivity and expense. Colleges are comparatively way cheaper than universities and have slightly easier admission rules. For example, for admission to a Master's degree course, the colleges may accept a three-year degree which universities do not accept in contrary. Admission standards are higher in university and it prefers students with more than 70% in most cases but for colleges, it is not the case, though the colleges are also very competitive, you can apply if you have a decent score, but above 55%. You can check the college website in which you planning to take admission if you are eligible, you can surely apply.

Hi S Gupta, May I request you to first contact the university and the department specific research supervisors because that's the way it is. Your admission will depend on how impressive your profile and research topics are. You have to get some good recommendation letters and network with people. As a Ph.D. aspirant, you must be aware of some basic principles underlying the Ph.D. application process. If you don't have language scores please take a look at the university website for the requirements and contact them. Check if you have the desired academic background and percentage and that you meet the eligibility criteria. It will require patience and follow-ups for supervisors to get back to you.

Hi Amisha,
This is a college affiliated to Punjab University and should be recognized. It is better, you first assess your degree with respect to the university's admission policy, the university where you want to apply to in Canada. Please contact your desired universities. Secondly, you have a three-year degree course which again must be checked with the universities for acceptance, universities in Canada mostly prefer a four-year degree course. For MBA admissions, one must not only have completed the Bachelor's degree but also gain work experience of 2 years at least and must take the GMAT. Be sure that you meet the admission requirements before applying.