Canada

Hi Sandeep,
Which subjects have you studied? There could be hundreds of courses in non-medical. You cannot pursue something, which is irrelevant to your education background or which does not meet your career plans.

Hi Balpreet,
As a commerce student, you can pursue account related programs such as BS accounting, BS finance, etc. You can take either TOEFL or IELTS. SAT is not a requirement for Canadian Universities, unless they specify on their websites. A score of 9 in IELTS indicates excellent English skills, while 6.5 is an average.

Hello Neha,
Masters programs in Canada typically require applicants to have high academic standing more than 75% and above. You need to check the university specific admission requirements, you will see most of them requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B average) in the last 60 credit hours of study or last two years of your UG degree. You may still check Concordia University, University of Saskatchewan and University of Windsor.

What are you going to study after completing class 10th?
Yes, you can go to Canada, considering you will do your graduation there
i.e. 10 + 2 + 4.
You have to spend huge amount there as the fee for an international student is more than the national residents. Also, you need to take care of your visa before you get there and increase its validity after the completion of each course.
The approximate cost you will incur in these 6 years will be around 50-60 lakh rupees (minimum).
Thank you.

Hi,
There will be a certain attendance requirement, which you must meet.

Hello Mayura,
You have a very strong profile and chances are very bright. However, meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. MASc programs are competitive and research-based, so you must demonstrate high-end research ability. You can check the university websites for specific requirements.

Hi,
1. McGill University.
2. University of Toronto.
3. University of British Columbia.
4. University of Alberta.
5. Universite de Montreal.
6. McMaster University.
7. University of Waterloo.
8. Western University.

Hi Neel,
You can consider:
1. University of Victoria.
2. Universite de Montreal.
3. Queens University.
4. University of Ottawa.
5. McGill University.
6. University of Alberta.
7. University of British Columbia.
8. University of Waterloo.
9. University of Toronto.

Hey Sunil,
With 55%, you cannot apply for universities in Germany or Canada. They will reject you straightaway. SPP colleges might still give you admission, but you won't be getting visa. Australia is also competitive, but you can still make it. Accounts and finance related courses are better for a B.Com student, but it depends on your interest and career plans.