Canada

Hi Abhishek,
There is no direct enrolment into MBBS in Canada. You have to apply to a Bachelor degree program first which is competitive. After you complete your BS you must clear the Medical College Admissions Test or MCAT. Firstly, start the application process for BS. Atleast 75% is required to get into a good university. You must also take the TOEFL or IELTS.

Hi Vishal,
Deadlines vary with departmens. I urge you to check here:
https://www.concordia.ca/admissions/graduate/graduate-application-deadlines.html

Hi, Please check here:
https://www.utoronto.ca/academics/programs-directory

Hi,
Yes, you can. You must check admission requirements which will depend on the program and university. For Bachelor degree programs, your IELTS is fine but once again check on university websites.

Hi Priya,
Due to your poor grades in maths and science, chances are less that you will be allowed to pursue CS. You can check with the universities directly and find out if you can be eligible for bridge courses or any pre-requisite courses in maths. Also please don't assume things like you won't get the visa. You must firstly apply to a college and receive the admission offer from the college in Canada after which you can apply for the student visa. Your visa decision will depend on your overall application package, SOP, LOR, motivation behind studying etc.

Hi Sabith,
Typically, backlogs are not recommended and there is no criteria as such. These information and requirements are also specific to an university. If you have backlogs write to the university before applying.

Hi Kirat,
Yes, you can if you have the relevant education background and good grades. You must take the IELTS or TOEFL too.

Hello Deepak Kumar,
You may opt for further studies in mechanical engineering or look for specialised areas like robotics, automobiles, manufacturing, transport and automotive design, management, engineering management etc. But firstly you need to know your own interests, what you want to study is a personal choice depending on one's interest and career plans.