Canada

Hi,
Higher the percentage, better are the chances of admission. You also need IELTS, letters of recommendation and statement of purpose or essay to apply in any universities. For sciences, 80 to 85% is considered good.

Hi Vikrant
Canada gives you options to join various courses irrespective of streams so you need to research a bit about studying in Canada. If you plan to have a reputed job, then check their skill shortage list.

Hi,
You first need to get the acceptance from the universities you are planning to apply with your GED and IELTS result. Once you receive the offer, you can apply for visa.

Hi,
Most of the fellowships or scholarships are research based so check the following:
1. Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships
2. IDRC Research Awards
3. NSERC Postgraduate scholarships
4. Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships Program
5. Trudeau Scholarships and Fellowships
6. Carleton University Awards for Inte

Hi,
You need to check directly with the universities for your eligibility. Scholarships are obtainable and given on merit basis by the universities. Since admission criteria varies significantly from one university to the university and also a lot depends on a candidate's profile please contact the

Hi Riki,
Apologies we do not service queries such as how to get a job and how to obtain PR or immigration and similar related queries. Please consult with an immigration consultancy firm for your query.

Hi Saurav,
I won't recommend Canada-based colleges with the academic profile you have. Admission chances and visa chances are also very less. Check universities in New Zealand, Australia and also in Europe.

You would require extensive work experience prior an MBA program. Some universities offer double degree in MBA and Health sciences rather than an MBA in health sciences. Check Queen's University MBA + M.Sc Health Sciences, McGill University - Joint Program in Medicine & Management (MD/MBA) and Unive