Canada

Can you mention your stream and interests? Ideally, you should follow your interest and future plans. You must enjoy, what you study to be successful in your academics and career.

Which degree would you like to pursue among Masters and Bachelor's degree? You must check the entry requirements accordingly.

You must be accepted by a university before you apply for the study visa. These decisions are profile based and will depend on your education background, grades, SOP/LORs, intent of study, career plans etc. I will suggest you to check university and program admission requirements and prepare accordingly.

Below mentioned are the average admission requirements at most Canadian colleges for Masters in health administration course:
1. Class 12th: No specific cutoff
2. Bachelors: At least 3.30 GPA
The applicant must have completed or be about to complete a 4 year Bachelor's degree with a minimum of B+ average or upper second class granted by university of recognized standing. The applicants also have minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 (B average) in the last 60 credit hours of study.

Unlike India, in Canada it is not called MBBS and it is not done after class 12th. It is called MD Doctor of Medicine and it is done after Bachelor's degree, which is for 4 years. The cost of this course is around CAD $50000-80000/ year and the duration is the course is around 3-4 years.

Hello Nikhil,
To get a job, you have to work hard as none of the institute will give guaranty of job. You should get best ratings and apply in different airlines. Canada is good because of lots of flying schools.

Your employability chances increase the most with MBA or an MS course. So, it is your choice whether you wish to go for management course or you wish to continue your engineering education.

1. University of Toronto.
2. University of Alberta.
3. Humber College.
4. Centennial College.
5. Sheridan College.
But, I will suggest you University of Toronto and Centennial College. If you have more than 6 backlogs, then you can apply for Confederation College.

Hello Jithu,
Germany is far better than Canada for mechanical engineers. There are lot of universities offering M.Tech courses for mechanical students with scholarships.

You have too many backlogs, even if a university accepts you, visa chances are very risky. Even your GRE score is not considered as a good score. You should look for other country options, which are less competitive than Canada.