Canada

Please mention which course and college have you applied to.

For MBA course, you need some years of work experience. Also, a lot will depend on your GMAT and IELTS scores. So if you have taken those exams, please mention their scores.

If you are going for a UG course, you must get LOR from your counselor or principal. If you are going for a PG course, you must try taking an LOR from your UG college's head of department, or your employer if you have worked. Having a strong LOR is a great addition to the profile.

Dear Amar,
The deadlines for Spring 2016 semester are gone for almost all the universities in Canada. You may explore colleges though. Hope this helps.

Being a fresher you should look for Masters programs instead of MBA programs. Further, being a fresher in engineering field it is recommended that you opt a technical Masters program instead of management focused programs. I am assuming getting relevant jobs is your priority here and you do not intend to start your own business immediately after completing your UG studies. After three four years of technical job experience you may explore MBA options. Alternatively, secure a job after your UG and work for 4-5 years and then apply for an MBA program. I hope this helps!

Hi Siddharth,
Opportunities are immense but you must be skilled and qualified enough to get a job. International students can apply for post study work permit which is a plus point when you study in Canada. There is no on-campus placement so you must make use of the networking and career events to be organized by the universities. Internship, co-op work options while studying etc are critical.

Hi Kaushik,
It entirely depends on your interest. I believe you have posted a similar query previously, which course you want to study is something you must decide. Visit university websites and see which program matches with your interest and career plans. Various programs are available from Graduation, Certificate to Masters.

Yes, there are a few very good universities to pursue graduation and post graduation in Canada. Some of the most popular ones include University of British Columbia, McGill University and University of Toronto.

You should apply with an application drafted in a better way. Without knowing exactly why they rejected your application and without reviewing it giving any advice would be wrong. Just remember you must show interest, and give good reasoning for your course and university choice. Your application should reflect that you want to gain knowledge, and don't want to stay in Canada after studies.

Hi Vidya,
Admissions are offered to students on the basis of their academic records and not only on the basis IELTS score. If your IELTS is less than required, you have to retake the test or complete a bridge course in English from the college. You have not mentioned the course you want to pursue, your grades, and your educational background. Please be more specific with the details.