Canada

With more than 80% you are eligible to apply to the top universities like UBC, University of Toronto, University of Ottawa and so on. Admissions will be based on your overall profile.

With more than 80% you are eligible to apply to the top universities like UBC, University of Toronto, University of Ottawa and so on. Admissions will be based on your overall profile.

Hi Thomaskutty,
You have options such as Master of Science in Nursing, Master of Social Work, PG courses in hospital administration, public health, etc. You can also look for graduate certificate or PG Diploma programs in these fields.

Please mention which course do you wish to pursue as college rankings are different for all courses.

You can get the work permit once you receive a job offer. So it totally depends on how quick you can find a job.

It depends if you have work experience or not. If yes, then it could be around $50,000 a year. Otherwise your salary will be a lot lower or you might have to go for unpaid internship first to gain some work knowledge.

It is advisable to go for the course which is the most similar to your B.Pharm course. The reason for this is the fact that a lot of students get rejected for a student visa, as the visa officials feel their course choice doesn't correspond with their academic background. So compare the curriculum of both these courses and go for the one which seems the most familiar.

Hi Harish, Masters programs in Canada typically require applicants to have high academic standing more than 75% and above. You need to check the university specific admission requirements, you will see most of them requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B average) in the last 60 credit hours of study or last two years of your UG degree. You may still check Concordia University, University of Saskatchewan and University of Windsor.