Canada

Hi Gauresh,
Please reframe your query, it seems to be incomplete. You may add details in the description column.

Popular SPP colleges are Humber, Seneca, Fleming, Fanshawe, Durham, Conestoga etc. The requirements differ but there is a standard rule for SPP colleges. You must have a minimum of 55% and must have an IELTS score above 6.5 with no module less than 6. For college requirements please visit their websites.

Hi Puneet,
What are your plans for your future, career plans?

Hi Hardik,
It is important to score well in your IELTS, you need at least 6 bands overall. Educational loan is possible, depending if you meet the loan provider's requirements.

Hi Srikanth,
The countries you have mentioned above are good, but you need to choose a country where you can get placement after completing your studies.
I would suggest you take Canada as an option as the courses are globally reorganized and if you take any 2 year course in Canada, you would get a work permit for 2-3 years after completing your course and even when you will studying, you can take any part time job to support yourself.
All the best.

Yes, it will be affected.

Yes, it is a good decision. You need to score good in IELTS. I would suggest you to score 6.5 or above and write GRE also.
Following are the best universities in Canada for MS in computer science:
1. University of Toronto.
2. McGill University.
3. University of Waterloo.
4. Queens University.
5. University of British Columbia.
6. University of Alberta.
Best of luck.

First, you need to clear GRE and get a score of 315, then you need to clear TOFEL. You need to clear these two exams to get into a good university in USA and Canada.

Age is usually not a factor while granting visa. You must get admitted to a university in Canada in order to get the visa. You must work on applying to good universities and competing all other formalities, so that your visa application is not rejected.

Canada will see an increase in international students. Same will be for other European countries. But, this will be marginalized over the next few years. US is the most preferred destination for higher education and will remain to be the leader in the long run. However, research spending is expected to drop in the US.