Canada

B.Tech in industrial is better because it offer more placements.

You will have to sit for IELTS test in order to pursue further studies in Canada. If you plan to pursue and UG course then IELTS band of 6.0 is required and for PG programs 6.5 is required. Hope this helps.

Dear Sunny,
Pursuing a Diploma or a Masters course would be dependent on your UG academic scores and IELTS score. Also, colleges (offering Diploma) have lower fees as compared to universities. You may consider pure mechanical engineering programs or consider robotics or industrial manufacturing. Hope this helps.

Diploma is what you pursue after your high school (12th grade) and post graduate diploma is what you pursue after graduating.

A photography course is all that is required to become a photo journalist. Going abroad to study photo journalism is not that a great idea, as you can study here in India as well from the best photography institutes.
To be a good photo journalist, all you need to do is master the skills of photography. The best way to go about it is, decide the kind of photography you wish to get into and then make a portfolio for the same.

You can go for BA or BS in computer science in some of the top universities in Canada like:
1. University of British Columbia.
2. University of Toronto, etc.
The difference between BA and BS is that BS is more practical oriented as compared to BA. Both the options are good.

Hi,
Most of the universities ask for resume, letter of reference and online application to be filled. If your all arrears are completed in the course time, it won't matter. Especially for B.Tech degree, it is understandable that students do have backlogs.

An Indian nurse has to successfully complete the bridging program or the adaptation program in US. The CRNE/CPNRE and NCLEX RN are some of the licensure exams that an Indian nurse need to pass before becoming a nurse in Canada or US. Also, the English language should be excellent.

You can go for paralegal education.

Hi Aditya,
If you have taken a year to clear the backlogs, then there can be a problem. Canada does not accept gaps in education.