Canada

Canada has a good scope but she must clear the rigorous medical council exams. This applies to any foreign country she applies. She cannot practice without clearing the country specific medical entrance exam.

Hi Deep,
Some popular SPP colleges include:
Humber College
Durham College
Fanshawe
Fleming
George Brown
Northern Lights College

Hi Anmol,
Yes, one of the best sectors in Canada. However, admission may be difficult with 65%. You have to check the admission requirements on university websites, prepare a very strong SOP and also the recommendation letters must be outstanding.

Hi,
You have to decide which is better for you based on your career plans since both MS and PGDM are different. On the basis of your grades, you are not fit for a MS program, they ask for more than 8 CGPA. Hence a PGDM is more suitable at this stage.

Hi,
Yes, you can but you need to have good percentile all throughout. You must also take the IELTS.

Hi,
Unfortunately, no. You may get considered for a scholarship if you are bright, a full scholarship if you are extraordinary.

Hi,
It is difficult to spell out a college name randomly. Admission decisions are made by the college and it is not upto us. Every college has its own acceptance rate and selection criteria. Your percentage is very low for a Canadian institute. You can check colleges such as Humber, Durham, etc., but I don't see any bright chances. I will recommend you to prefer other country options such as in Europe or even Australia.

Hi Surendra,
It is very difficult in Canada but you can check with the universities and if they see your prior education fit with their credit norms you can be admitted. Also, admission into MS programs in Canada is very competitive.