Canada

That's a tough choice. Your grades are good but may not be sufficient for SRCC. Cut-offs are usually 99% and more. It will be wise to decide after the merit lists are drawn. In the meanwhile keep checking more university options abroad.
However, though King's University is reputed, it is not one of the top 10 universities in Canada, on the other hand, SRCC is one of the best in India. You may juggle between options like the University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, Mc Gill University and Simon Fraser. Studying abroad will give you a better global experience but study from a top ranked university only.

Hi,
It is possible if the university waives off the requirement. This decision will totally depend on your profile and the university's selectivity. Contact the universities directly before deciding not to take the IELTS or TOEFL.

Hi,
This has to be a decision you must take based on your interests and priorities. It is difficult to find engineering PG Diploma programmes but check the 1-year Postgraduate Diploma programme in mechanical engineering by the University of Saskatchewan and the graduate certificate in practical elements of mechanical engineering programme by Fanshawe College.

Hi Soni,
Different universities and programmes would be having different requirements. Typically a four-year Bachelors degree is required and very good academic grades, say around 75%. You must also take the GRE for universities in US. Also IELTS or TOEFL must be taken to meet English language requirements.

Hi Mishel,
Try in Australia and New Zealand. Chances are minimum in Canada and Germany, universities here are very competitive and more than 75% is required.

Hello Snehil,
Many students are now preferring to go abroad for the study of medicine due to astronomical fees charged by private medical colleges in India. Russia has in fact offered additional 800 seats! I feel you should opt for Canada or NZ as these are English speaking countries.

Hello Harmanpreet Harmanpreet,
Click on the link below to know about the eligibility criteria of Canada study visa:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-who.asp
Hope this helps! All the best for your admission!

CA is an Indian concept. Australia and Canada does not have CA. It is either CPA or CFA for which you usually need an Indian post graduate and some work experience in the known organization.

Yes, it is possible.