Canada

Can you mention the reason of denial?

Hi Hiren,
Below 50% marks are not accepted abroad. Few countries like East Europe may accept, but not in Canada. Even your IELTS score is low. You need to improve your academic skills, and then plan to apply abroad.

Hi,
It depends on the university. The career prospects will also depend on the university's company tie-ups, work assistance, internships and also on your own abilities.

Hi Sukhjinder,
You are eligible to apply and chances of admissions are also very high. If you will be admitted will depend on your overall profile and university requirements. You can apply for the visa after you have received the admission offer from the university, so before you apply for the visa, you should focus on applying to the university.

Hi Pakerla,
You can start writing to universities before applying. A very good SOP and LORs from your teachers will also be very helpful. You can also check good universities in Australia and New Zealand.

Hi Nishil,
Your grades are good, but the backlogs might be an issue and will only depend on the university. Your SOP and LOR will also be considered, so prepare them very well. Otherwise, you seem to have a good chance. You can apply early before the deadlines. You can keep at least 6 to 8 months in buffer and proceed.

Hi,
The chances are pretty good as your profile seems strong. Good SOP/LORs will also help. You should apply early before the deadlines. You can visit university websites, even email them before you apply and start the application process at least 6 months before the admission session starts.
All the best.

Hi Vedant,
You can apply for Bachelor's degree programs on the basis of your Diploma. Either, you can apply to a top ranked university, if your academic record is very good or look for colleges. You are an international applicant, so you must take TOEFL or IELTS.

Below mentioned are among the top 10 universities.
1. McGill University.
2. University of Toronto.
3. University of British Columbia.
4. University of Alberta.
5. McMaster University.
6. University of Waterloo.
7. Western University.
You need to check the websites for admission requirements as most of them requires more than 75%.

Hi Junaid,
If you don't have work experience, then you should stick to MS. MBA programs abroad are mainly meant for working professionals. If you are ultimate plan is to pursue a managerial career, non-research or non-academic career, then you should pursue MBA after 2 to 3 years of professional experience. So, you can decide according to your plans.