Canada

Hi Apurva, 15 is big number and chances are slim. You must apply to a college and receive the admission offer first. So now you check admission requirements and contact the colleges. Chances will depend on your overall profile, SOP and LOR.

Hi,
You are already doing Bachelors so complete that first and then you may pursue Masters or Diploma in data analytics, finance, statistics, etc.
While the gap years are taken positively, you need to be able to justify it.

To pursue post-graduate education in Canada, do the following things:
Take GRE and TOEFL exam.
Start researching for colleges in which you want to take admission.
The best colleges in Canada are the University of Toronto and University of British Columbia. There are few more. Learn about the application process and application deadline of these colleges.

Hi,
If you are looking for PR, then you can check the skill shortage list. You can pursue Diplomas and degrees both. Can you mention your educational background?

Hi Samarth,
The admissions are not based on IELTS scores, how much you scored in your Bachelor's degree is more important. Can you mention your educational background?

Hi Sagar,
The best universities for civil engineering in Canada are:
1. UBC.
2. University of Toronto.
3. University of Waterloo.
4. University of Alberta.
5. Queens University.
6. McGill University.
7. Montreal University, etc.

Hi Kaushik,
Seneca is a college under SPP. A popular college for international students. You have to check their website for other information or be more specific with your requirement.

According to my suggestion, you can pursue B.Tech in electrical engineering through lateral entry by LEET entrance exam for further studies.

Hi Manan,
IT sector is one of the best in both countries. It is difficult to narrow down only one. You can check the SOL of both the countries and see the jobs in demand.

Hi,
When you join any course, you have to wait to start working off campus at least for six months, but in campus jobs are allowed. You may earn up to 20 dollars per hour or more and you can work 20 hours per week.