Canada

Hello,
You can check University of Alberta and University of Calgary amongst the top ones. Your scores are good and with a strong SOP and recommendation letters I am pretty sure you can be considered for admissions. Please however remember that MS admissions are very selective in Canada. Other options could be The King's University, Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and University of Lethbridge.

Yes, any good university will ask for a GMAT score though there could be exceptions. Check Thompson Rivers University or Vancouver Island University, they don't ask for GMAT.

Hi Narasimha,
Every university have different entry requirements. MS programs are usually very competitive in Canada. You must have very good grades, may be required to take the GRE and must show excellent research work, publication etc. Recommendation letters will be crucial.

Hi Hiten,
Since you have completed your M.Sc and matured enough you should choose the course wisely and which meets your career plans. MBA is a good option if you want to hold a managerial position. But to apply to MBA programs you must gain work experience. You should first figure out what you want and then decide.

Hi Mandeep,
The best universities in Canada for CS includes University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, University of Alberta, University of Waterloo, University of Calgary, Ryerson University, Simon Fraser University among others.

Hi Arshdeep, I am afraid you are not eligible. Check Australian institutes.

Hi Sushant,
15 backlogs won't be easily accepted, Canadian universities don't really prefer so many backlogs. Also, the CGPA is not in par with top ranked Canadian universities.

Hi Sushant,
With 7 CGPA its going to be difficult in Canada though your GRE score is moderate. Remember GRE is not mandatory in Canadian universities. Chances in an US university a good one but not a highly ranked one is pretty decent. Your admissions will also depend on your SOP and the LORs.

Hi Manjit,
59% is ok for SPP. Take your IELTS, if you score an overall band of 6 with module less than 5, you can apply. But, this does not guarantee admission.

Hi Vinit,
This will depend on the college you are applying to and also on your overall profile. Generally, each section's score must be a minimum of 5.5 however you have a score of 5 in your writing section. Hence you need to check with the university directly if they can consider this score. Alternatively check with the college for bridge courses in English to meet the English language requirements.