Canada

Hi Pratthosh,
Which universities will accept you is a difficult question. Every university's selection criteria differs. It is best you check the entry requirements and see if you meet those.
You may write to studyabroad@shiksha.com or anamika.saxena@shiksha.com to help you select the right universities basis your profile.

It is not necessary, but it would be a good idea to inform the university about the date of your arrival in Canada.

University of Windsor has the best research program in automotive though its world ranking in comparison to Ontario is low. So, you may compare the acceptance rate, course structure, finances, cultural aspect, etc. before making a final decision.

You must start your application now as collecting all documents might take time.
You can check the below mentioned link:
http://find-mba.com/schools/can/canada/toronto-rotman/programs#dual-degree

Generally, any IT related course requires mathematics in Canada, but they do have options of taking a 6 months bridge course if the subject is not studied at under graduation. If your plans are in management, you might apply, so shortlist the course, then universities and look for individual requirements.
All the best.

Hi,
It will depend on the university so please request your friend to contact the universities to know if they will accept the distance degree and the IELTS score.

Canada and UK could be better options. There is a demand of management engineers in these countries. Check Canadian Society for Engineering Management and Engineering Council UK for job prospects and more information.

Hi Gobi,
Will urge you to email you profile and grades to a few universities, admissions are based on an university's requirements and a candidate's profile. Mere completing a ELS course will not help. Also, whether or not you will be required to pursue a foundation course in English will be decided by the university. So, email them and see what they have to tell.

Hi Jayesh, please clarify your query. PG in which area precisely? You must also keep in mind admission requirements and whether you meet them. If you get into a good university you should go ahead.