Canada

Hi,
Top universities require around 70% or more. Chances are pretty less honestly. You can also check Australian universities on the basis of your scores. SPP colleges in Canada can be worth a try though.

Hi Ketaki,
To get admission into top MBA programs, an applicant must have the following:
1. Work experience.
2. Good academics.
3. GMAT/ GRE score
4. IELTS or TOEFL.
You can check the university website first and apply, if you have the profile. 5.5 band is not an accepted score for MBA. You can write to the universities and get it checked.
Below mentioned are some of the best MBA universities in Canada:
1. University of Toronto.
2. University of British Columbia.
3. McGill University.
4. York University.
5. Simon Fraser University, etc.

Hi Sahil,
Can you share your scores? Canadian universities do not generally accept Indian three year Bachelor's degree. For MBA, you would require work experience. You will also need GMAT or GRE score and also IELTS.
If you plan for a top ranked Canadian University, then the chances are very less. You can look for PG Diploma programs instead.

Hi Balaji,
These are the decisions taken by the universities and will be based on your application. Your GRE score is good enough. I am not sure about the CGPA as these universities are highly competitive and would require an 8 out of 10.

There are many good institutes in India for the same. But, if you are interested to pursue B.Sc nursing in Canada and if you can afford it, then you should go for it.

You need to appear for GMAT or IELTS, if you want to study abroad.

If you want to settle abroad then you should prefer Canada. PR chances are more in Canada than Australia. For MBA, both the countries are good.

Yes, it is easy to pursue M.Tech from Canada in the same stream, if you are good in your filed.

Hello Kunal Rahangdale,
Please refer the link given below for your answer
http://canadaindiaeducation.com/university-of-agricultural-sciences-begins-btech-in-food-technology/