Canada

Hello Nandgopan,
All three countries are English speaking so you won't have any problem. I feel Canada should be preferred since this country still seeks immigrants.

All the three program levels have different requirements and leads to different careers. Advanced diplomas are good if you have passed 12th. PGDM is professional course and Masters is research. Which is better is decided based on your interest.

Hi,
The concept of integrated degree is not very common abroad and it will be mostly at PhD level as the candidates by that time have decided their career path. Hence, you may not find any good colleges in it. It would be better to go for BBA first and then you may choose specialisation for MBA as per your experience.

Hi Ramsagar,
Admissions are based on your academic grades, your IELTS scores alone will not grant you admissions. First, you have to check if you are eligible academically. If you don't meet IELTS requirements then you can retake or enroll into a bridge course. Kindly, mention your grades and education background for good guidance.

Hi,
Getting admissions into an MS program in Canada is very competitive and admission requirements are different. You must score around 75% to be considered. Scholarships similarly are on merit basis. You must be academically strong to study in Canada.

Hi,
For MBA, you need GMAT and other Master's GRE is preferred. TOEFL/IELTs/ PTE are accepted as English proficiency tests. So, choose the course and university and see their specific requirements as well apart from these.

It is very tough for you to get admission in any good college with good ratings including, faculty, placement, environment, affiliations, etc. due to your very low percentage in class 12th. However, you can get a private colleges in any state or country with average ratings.

You may look for diplomas available at Seneca, Humber, etc. as they have low fees and you may work while completing your diploma.