Canada

Yes, it is possible if the employer of Canada is offering you a job there but you need to give IELTS (GT) paper and get at least 7.

Hello Arnav,
British Columbia is one of the best university in the world. But, the cost of living is too expensive in that province. Also, M.Eng program in UBC is of 1 year and you will be getting work permit only for 1 year. In order to get 3 years of work permit, you have to drop few courses and co

If your academic record is good then you shall appear for IELTS exam and score 6.5 band and also try to appear GRE as GRE gives your profile extra boost.

Canada have better prospect for mechanical engineers. But, only experience will not help you. Canada provide thousands mechanical engineers at their local soil, so if you prove yourself that you are better them, then you will get fruitful result.
All the best.

Brother even if someone offer you a seat in this year September intake don't take it. In the last days of admission, there are many visa rejections, even if the file is strong. So, go for 2017 intake.

Hello Janam,
Conditional admits are given for two reasons:
1. If you don't meet English language proficiency requirement.
2. If you are still in your final semester and have not submitted the transcript.
If your profile is strong enough, but if you don't meet English proficiency requirement, then you wi

Conditional offer letter is one in which you are granted with an offer letter under conditions, which have to fulfill within a certain time period. For example: any academic document, which you are unable to provide at the time of admission or you are unable to show the funds but can show afterwards

Whenever, I want to find whether something is in demand in other country or not, I first see in which profession I can go after my course and thereafter see the job listings on google. If it is high, then it is in demand or vice-versa.
So, see in which area you can go after MS mechanical and find the

Your IELTS score is good enough to get admissions in Masters course.
There are some universities of Canada which accept 15 years of education.
You can go for pre-Masters in University of Manitoba.
http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/graduate_studies/admissions/programs/physics.html