Canada

Difficult question, no course or university will guarantee you a job.There is no oncampus placement too. They have career cells which will help you from resume writing to interview tips and also connecting you with employers. You must work on your academics, skills and make use of every networking opportunity given.

Your marks are below average. So you better consult from some immigration experts.

As per my concern you are not. Try to retake IELTS and score 6 or above and also try for GRE, that will help you in getting admission in good universities.

The name of program will not be hons. You need to get a good IELTS or TOEFL score and apply by Jan for September intake. Write a strong statement of purpose and have a list of extra curricular activities to report to

Not bad. Viza won't be a problem. Focus on universities that will accept you. May be not top ten in Canada. Get a good gre, GMAT score to support your academics

47 is low. I suggest she should look for high GMAT score first with work experience of 3 years at least then apply. Else she may try Masters programs instead of MBA

Not directly. But you can look for bridge course and do math for a year in Canada then try for engineering. There are certain diploma courses provided by colleges, these you can try

GMAT and IELTS are the bases for the admission. In case you try some low ranked university only then GMAT becomes optional. IELTS will still stay. For many programs universities accept gre also. You can try gre in case GMAT seems difficult

Off course. Rather experienced people are accepted well. Masters n MBA is any time open to you. You may also choose to do undergrads again in few universities