Canada

There is no MBBS program in Canada. You must complete your Bachelor's degree and enroll into a MD program which will last for 4 to 5 years. After your Bachelor's degree you must take the MCAT before you get admitted to a medical school. Many medical schools in Canada are not open to international students. Kindly, visit university's websites for details.

Yes, you can pursue your Bachelor's degree. Take the IELTS or TOEFL before applying. You must also visit university's websites before applying and check the admission requirements. You will require good grades and a good profile.

Hi Ritesh,
The main criteria is brilliant academic performance. Scholarships are based on merit, universities will automatically consider you for scholarship when you apply, some universities may require you to write essays, etc.

Hi,
If you get admitted to a very reputed university in Canada then you can go ahead otherwise pursue it in India. Of course, studying in Canada will give you much advanced training and access to better technology in this field.

Hi,
Chances are very minimal. 45% will not be accepted and you will not be granted a visa, particularly for Canada. In fact, no university abroad accepts anything below 55%. Low tier universities may accept you but visa is a big question. Why don't you instead study in India and apply abroad after you qualify?

Hi, It is difficult to comment on visa outcomes. You must worry about getting the admission offer first, Germany for you is not an option. Chances are also less in Canada. You may try in US if your overall profile is good. Check less competitive countries like Australia or even European countries.

Hi,
What about your Bachelor degree grades? Kindly, mention.
Your IELTS score is low by the way. For MS programs they require 6.5 or higher. Visit university's websites for specific information.

Hi,
University of British Columbia is ranked amongst the top 30 universities in the world for civil engineering. Other highly ranked universities you should check are:
University of Toronto
University of Alberta
McGill University
University of Waterloo

Hi Ulrike,
In UK you will find many options. They have admissions rolling most of the time and universities accept applications till seats are filled up. Also, you have good time for admissions in Canadian universities. Talking about scholarship programs you need to check the university websites. All applicants are typically considered for scholarships at the time of applications. But, they are mostly merit based. For the non-university scholarship, kindly visit respective website.
You need to be more specific if you are referring to any particular scholarship program here. Ideally, you need to apply a year ahead.

Hi Ranjeet,
TOEFL or IELTS are part of the admission requirements. Top universities like Harvard, etc. do not require these scores as the applicants themselves are brilliant and do not require additional tests to prove their brilliance. I hope you got my point. Universities may also waive of these requirements depending on the candidate's profile and communication skills. I will recommend you to communicate with the universities before you apply.