Canada

Hello,
Understand that the admission decision is up to the sole discretion of the college. The admission decision will depend on your overall profile and the selectivity of the college. So, nothing can be predicted. You should by the way specify more details such as your academic grades and also what you want to study for detailed advice.

Hi Meet,
If you get into a well-known university in US or Canada, it should be the obvious choice. Just compare the colleges. If you are admitted to an IIT or BITS, you can think of pursuing your B.E in India only. Check where you are investing and is your investment worth. Also, if you are going abroad, you must be determined to study and work hard.

Hi Kenil,
Canada is one of the most popular study abroad destinations and very famous for management studies. Your question will mostly depend on the college and your profile. It is a good decision to go ahead if you have a good profile and you get admitted to a well-known college or university.

Hi Sandesh,
There is no BCA course in George Brown College. Always check the college website for programs and then decide to study. BCA and MCA are degrees awarded only in India. Check the program George Brown offers here:
http://www.georgebrown.ca/computertechnology/programs/

Hi Harsh Patel,
On a very general note, yes Canada could be one of the best possible choices for mechanical engineering. Opportunities and the labour pool are quite good in this field.

Hi Jaydeep Desai,
Apparently both the countries are amongst the best for civil engineering. You may select your country by analyzing factors like entry requirements, university reputation, industries, opportunities and post study work options, climate and expenses. Living expenses in Australia are higher while entry requirements in Canadian universities are very strict. You must check similar parameters and decide.

Visa is not subject dependent except your English language proficiency in IELTS/ TOEFL. It also depends on how you communicate, your purpose of study/job and ensure that you are not going to stay illegally. For jobs, you may check the skill shortage list for 2017.
I hope it helps.

After B.Sc in abroad, MS is the most recognized course but remember MS is not valuable degree in India. Try to attach with any lab as a project assistant or pursue PhD.

Hi Sahil,
Canada is very competitive for you. E grade is hardly accepted. Secondly, majority of the universities don't accept three year Bachelor degree from India. Look for lesser competitive countries like Russia, Belgium etc. Visa chances however are less. You should instead gain some work experience and then apply. It will add some value to your profile.

Hi Kamal,
58% is a low for Canadian Universities. You can check programs under SPP, but then visa chances will be very low, if you don't have a good profile overall.