Canada

Hi Kishan,
You have only mentioned your IELTS score which is fine for Bachelor's degree level programs. But, you must also mention your grades. If it's below 55% chances are very low.

Hi, you can pursue PG Diploma or Graduate certificate from colleges. MS from universities require 4 year Bachelor's degree. You haven't mentioned your education details like marks you scored otherwise better advice could have been given.

Hi Pratik, y
You can apply to colleges like Humber, Seneca, etc. for PGD and graduate certificate courses. Candidates with so many backlogs are not accepted easily for Master's courses by the universities. Also, for PG level course an IELTS of more than 6 is required. You have to check the college websites for college specific entry requirements. Every college has different admission requirements.

Hi Anjana,
MS programs are generally of 2 years. You may check graduate certificates or PG Diploma programs in pharmaceutics and related fields. Check colleges like Seneca, Durham, Humber, etc.

Hi Avijit, I would say Canada as pharma and health science sectors have a tremendous scope. US under current situation would be difficult for obtaining jobs. Moreover, Canada has better work permit options. You can browse and research for popular job sectors in these countries, check the immigration websites and also learn about the Skilled Occupation List to know more. You have to be proactive and keep yourself updated with job trends. write to universities for career assistance and work permit options too.

Hi Harman,
I am unable to understand if you are asking for Bachelor's degree or Master's degree programmes but generally a 75% or above is required by all major universities in Canada. IELTS score requirement varies with what you want to study, 6 for Bachelor's degree and 6.5 for Masters' is required. You can check university's websites for details.

Hi,
Prospects will vary with program to program. Diploma can be either undergraduate or post graduate diploma and both will fetch different prospects. Generally for long term prospects you would require a Masters. If you are looking for a professional course you can think about a diploma and keep earning certifications and other diplomas in future to add value.

Hi Akash,
You can but options will be limited. You can check colleges under SPP based on your percentage. The universities require more than 70%. You can check Australia too.

Dear,
You should have minimum 6.5 bands then, you can apply for the top colleges in Canada and plus you should have an internship in companies or NGO because Canada do prefer the students with such experience.
All the best.

To get information click on the following link:
http://odette.uwindsor.ca/graduate-programs