Canada

With 46% you can't apply to any university abroad, forget Canada.

Hi Ashu,
Yes, you can as not every executive MBA program requires GMAT, but they will need an extraordinary profile and extensive work experience. Check University of Sydney's Global Executive MBA. You must research by browsing different university websites for entry requirements.

Hi Rakendra, it is very difficult to find a college offering a full scholarship specially to International students. You have to be an extremely bright student to be considered by a college for full fund. Please check college websites for financial aid information, typically all colleges have some or the other scholarship opportunity and they are given on merit basis.

You are very well eligible for the course and based on your 12th percentile I will suggest you also try for a top ranked university. For Sheridan entry requirements please check the college website. Also, take the IELTS.

If you have 10 backlogs then probably engineering is not a good choice for you. Also, most good Universities won't consider you unless you give them a "passed" transcript for all subjects and semesters. I'm talking about good universities. If you really have some good projects and high quality work experience you can give it a try though.

Your GRE score looks good, but if you have 10 backlogs then probably engineering is not a good choice for you. You might be good at many other things, but certainly not engineering. Why do you want to pursue engineering only? There are many other higher education options in Canada which you can pursue. Also, most of the good universities won't consider you unless you give them a "passed" transcript for all subjects and semesters. I'm talking about good universities. If you really have some good projects and high quality work experience you can give it a try though.

Hello Harpreet,
Normally speaking, colleges abroad seek excellence in academics before considering any student for admission. Unfortunately, you have scored less than 60 % and hence I feel that your chances have diminished. However, I would advise you to seek guidance from an agency dealing in sending students abroad since that are many nuances and you may fit in perhaps!

Hi,
There is no easy way here. You have to meet the admission requirements, if you don't then I am sorry. With a three year degree options will be limited since Canadian universities generally accept only four year degree course. Unless you want to do a PG Diploma course from a college which can be done. Otherwise look for other country options such as Singapore, UK, Australia, Sweden, etc.