Canada

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.

Hi Aanal,
You must clear a licensing exam to get a job and be able to practice in Canada. Please check the National Dental Examining Board of Canada for more information.

Hi Harry, you may get through a SPP college but the decision lies totally on the college and your profile. You must also take IELTS or TOEFL. Eligibility differs with programs hence you must also check the individual requirements and prepare accordingly.

Scholarships are offered by the universities and colleges to students on merit. You must visit the university websites for financial aid information for Masters degree programs. A few universities offering international scholarships include Concordia University, Sheridan Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning and University of Manitoba. You may also check Canada India Education Council website for more information.

Hi Tamil,
Pros and cons depends on your career plans. You need to first understand the differences between the two programs and the career opportunities available. Figure out which career path interests you more and choose accordingly. In terms of opportunities both are in demand and skilled professionals are sough after. Job opportunities also majorly depends on the university, good universities like McGill, Toronto, UBC will give you a better platform to network with potential employers and also train you well.