Canada

Hi Varun,
I think, you should concentrate on the admission process. They require a four year Bachelor degree with 75% in the last two years. GMAT is not required, but they prefer some work experience. So, worry about finding a job later. You should write to the university about the application and ad

Hi,
You can look for the courses in education and teaching, child education, etc. To be a teacher, you must be well trained and must meet the requirements stated by the Ministry of Education of each province. So, look for relevant courses to prepare yourself for the same. You need to also check the C

Hi Rupinder,
Have you applied earlier and been refused? If yes, what was the reason?

UBC and McGill are the top ones. You can also try for University of Toronto, University of Alberta and University of Waterloo.

Hi Keshav,
Unless, you are registered as a lawyer with the bar council of the country, you cannot practice law abroad. In Canada, every province would have different norms. In order to practice, you must study in Canada. You can look for LLM courses.

You can talk to your seniors or your faculty regarding this. They will definitely help you out in this. you can also consider going to any admission consultant for this but going to your teacher/senior will be a better option.

You can work over there and then can also ask for permanent residence-ship there. In India, you can work in a hospital or practice on your own.

You have an option of scholarships as you are going for Masters course. Both of these countries have their own specializations depending on which course you are opting for.