Canada

It totally depends on you. What is your choice? What suits you better? Where do you feel more comfortable to work for life-time? Because no one knows you better than you.

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There is no easy answer to this. Chances will depend on your profile, prior work experience, academics, skills and capacities, Indian university reputation etc. You have to check job portals and look for candidate requirements. Apply accordingly.

Hi Shaleen, Being a commerce student you can choose accounts, finance and banking related programs which are in demand. But no course is attached with high salary package unless you are yourself great at it and skilled. So you have to know which course would suit you best, figure out your interests, areas of excellence, skills etc. You can check the SOL of Canada, every country has its skilled occupation list which displays occupation in demand.

Hi Viraj, Canada is known as the land of opportunities and for business management its a better place and the profession is in demand. In terms of academics again I would recommend Canada, not that NZ is not good but you will have more college options in Canada compared to NZ. Also SPP colleges are quite reputed. Getting a job in any country is difficult without adequate skills and academic knowledge. Even a PR can be obtained after you get a job. So right now focus on getting into a good college and work hard on your academics, network well and develop your skills.

Hi Vandana, are you asking for student visa? If yes , then you must apply to a college first and also receive the admission offer from them. Decide what to study and take your IELTS. Visit university websites for entry requirements and apply. If you are asking for general visa then you must check with an immigration consultant.

Hi Gobind, if you want to study in Canada then GRE is not even required so there is no need to stress on it. If the university you are planning to apply to requires GRE then your question's answer will be found on that particular university website but generally GRE is not a requirement except for technical programs in Canada.

Hi Ravinder, I am worried that with 51% in B.Com you will find no options. Even for colleges under SPP 55% is required. I will advice you to please look at other countries, check for PG Diploma courses in accounts or finance if you are comfortable with maths. Australia is a suitable option or find universities in Norway, Russia, Poland etc. Apart from Accounts and Finance there could be other options like Human Resource, Business Management, Journalism etc. Which course you should pursue is a question you should ask yourself. Please know your interests and career plans.

Students have to pass one or more additional tests before they can be considered by most universities for admission. These range from the standardized graduate and college admission tests such as GRE, GMAT and SAT to English Language tests, such as TOEFL and IELTS. You actually have to get in touch with the university and or college that you are planning to study in and ask them their exact requirement, since it varies.