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Of course, IELTS is accepted by UK and many countries, in fact preferred in UK. London for your information is not a country so you need to be specific where you want to apply. Canada is a better option as it offers work permits which is not available to international students in UK currently if you

Hi Saurav,
You are eligible to apply in both the universities but the admission decisions are taken only by the universities, so there is no answer if you will obtain admissions or not. Keeping the competitive nature of UVic admissions will be competitive compared to Memorial University. Your Statem

Better the percentage, more are the chances of selection. Anything above 75% is good otherwise but you also need to be good in co-curricular activities.

It mainly depends on the B-school and affordability for the student. So, check the QS world ranking for best MBA schools and decide. My suggestion is Singapore, Canada and then New Zealand.

You can ask the university to transfer your course credits from ME done in India. This way you can start with the second year of ME, and you will save a year or so.
Please write a mail to the college of your choice and ask them about the process of credit transfer.

Please mention your academic and work profile, your stream of interest etc. It is not possible to answer this question without knowing your profile.

There is no average salary figures anyone can provide you. The reason being that the kind of job you will get after finishing the course will depend on how good or bad you are at your course.
You can check the college's website here to get more information.
http://www.sfu.ca/career/WCID/faculty-of-app

It is hard to answer this question on a country-wide level. This comparison can be made only between universities. So if you have specific universities in mind from both these countries, it will be easier to answer.

You don't need to pursue any additional diploma to study MS. Your undergraduate years count for the required years to education. Many Canadian universities and colleges accept 15 years of education, so check the eligibility requirements of your course on the college website.

Yes, you can as there is no apparent reason why you can't. If you have a specific reason behind this question, please mention it in detail.