Canada

Hi Nikhil,
You can apply after taking GRE exam. But, the chances are less and will depend on your overall profile and university admission requirements.

Hi Akash,
If you are a drop out or you have failed, either case, the visa chances are less.

McGill University is regarded as the best university in Canada for aeronautics.
You can also consider:
1. University of British Columbia.
2. University of Toronto.
3. McMaster University.
4. University De Montreal.
5. University of Alberta.
6. University of Waterloo.

Hi Harshavardhan,
Some of the best professions in Canada are:
1. Heath care.
2. Nursing.
3. Pharma.
4. Law.
5. Engineering.
6. Finance.
7. Accounts.
8. IT/ Software.
9. Mining.

Hi Joyal,
Mathematics is optional, but you can still check with the university about the admission requirements before applying.

All three are popular colleges under SPP. You can narrow down basis the fee, requirements, location, etc. You can also check the opportunities, internship, work placements, etc.

The job opportunities in this field is not bad. The growth is not too high and you must be extremely good and talented. Most jobs are research oriented after a MS, you can add a Ph.D too. You can keep checking online news and market trends to keep yourself aware. You must get a license by a provincial or territorial association of professional engineers to professionally work in this field.

Hi Teerth,
The chances are good. But, you can contact the universities directly before you apply. Most of the universities do not accept 3 years Bachelor's degree. You can also check SPP colleges for PG Diploma programs.

It would be very difficult for you to get a visa approval from VO because under SPP category 8 backs are allowed in your entire program.
You can try to apply under non SPP category. You can also apply for some other country because Canada is very selective in picking up the students and they prefer students who holds a good academic record.

Hi Guryodh,
Associate degrees are undergraduate degrees, if you are looking for good career prospects, it won't help much.