Canada

Hello Shruti,
Normally speaking, 20 backlogs means one has failed in almost every alternate subject during his / her graduation. This indicates poor academics. I am afraid, colleges abroad demand very good academics & hence admission in Canada may not be possible.

Hello,
It is difficult to suggest without any relevant information from your end, based your grades, you can look out for less competitive countries such as Poland, Portugal, Ireland, etc.You can further bring more options depending on what you want to study, etc.

Hello,
Studying in Canada is quite affordable, MS programs can typically range from $16000-$30000 a year.

Hi,
Please mention your Bachelor's degree. Your IELTS score is okay and you may be offered a bridge course but for admissions, you must meet academic requirements which are most important.

Hi,
You have not provided any valuable information like your grades, etc., on the basis of which an answer can be given.

Hi Bhuvnesh,
If you are strong academically and interested in research and development work, you can for a Master's degree. If you are looking for a job oriented course then go for PG Diploma.

Hi Anandhu,
Can you please be more specific with your desired programme of study and education background? Admission requirements vary accordingly.

Hello,
No university will advertise this explicitly whether it admits students with backlogs, it will depend on your overall profile, the acceptance rate of the university, the type of applicants you are competing with and so on. 20 backlogs is a very big numbers for Canada, you must have had passed with a very high percentile to be accepted. Check Australia.

Hello,
Your overall aggregate will be evaluated, if you have 15 backlogs then I am afraid it's too much. However, if your final grades are good and you managed to secure an upper first class you may have a chance.