Canada

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.

Hi,
I hope you know that you cannot study your Bachelors degree in Germany as they require 13 years of education. If you are looking to study undergraduate in Canada then you must have at least 70% in your 12th and should give IELTS. Now, if you are asking for Masters then I will suggest you if you are particularly aiming for mechanical or technical study then you should opt for Germany, for that you should be frank with German language. Now, if you are aiming for management program then you should opt for Canada.
I hope you understand me.

No, you must get at least 6.5 bands in IELTS overall and not less than 5.5 each.

Hi Satish,
Most universities in Canada require 16 years education particularly for admissions into the MS programs. You must check university websites for specific requirements and email them before you apply. Many students enroll into a one year PG Diploma or a master degree program in India and complete the first year to meet the eligibility criteria.

Hi Nischay,
Only a visa officer from within the consulate can answer your query. As clearly mentioned on the SPP checklist consolidated mark sheets are not accepted, SPP visa processing is also strict so every requirements ought to be met.
Why don't you email the college and speak with the international student's office?
All the best!

Hi,
You cannot apply for a PR if you are jobless. Secondly, you will be giving some time to look for a job, around 1 to 2 years depending on the program of study. If you do not manage to find a job within the stipulated time frame you must come back to your home country.

Hi,
For electrical engineering, I think, Australia would match your needs. It's an amazing country with technological advances and a very preferred destination for international students to study engineering. You have a very good profile for Masters and will surely help you to apply for scholarships.
Best of luck.