Canada

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.

Hi Jeevan,
Ideally, you can, but please write to the universities before hand. The right to accept your application or reject it rests with the university administration. They will evaluate your certificates as per their norms.

You need to crack IELTS exam to study abroad, like: UK or CANADA. Sometimes, you need to crack GRE, if you have scored well in UG. For MBA, you need to crack GMAT exam along with IELTS.

Hi,
Both countries are good for MBA. Just a quick comparison:
1 UK is costlier than Canada
2. Work permit visa is easier in Canada as UK doesn't offer any jobs per say.
3. PR will be easier in Canada.
You may decide as per your preference now.

Hi,
Which Masters course are you looking for: MBA or M.Tech?Accordingly, you will require GMAT or GRE apart from IELTS/TOEFL. Also, your research work, co curricular activities and other projects also matter. So look for universities that may not be the top ones but otherwise good.
Feel free to revert here for any more queries.

Hi,
Biotechnology has numerous opportunities abroad particularly in RnD. I will advice you to retake GRE if you can, try for a score above 310. MIT, Columbia University, Caltech, George Mason, University of Oxford, ETH Zurich etc. Visit the university websites for research opportunities in the field of your choice and write to them along with your research questions or proposal. They will get back to you if they like what you wrote. Follow up proactively with them.

If you have opted for science stream in HSC, then you can opt for B.Sc in physics or mathematics.If you are interested in computer and physics, opt for computer science and engineering, electronics, electronics and communication engineering. They have good scope.
Also, if you are not from the science background, you can pursue Bachelors in web designing, graphics designing, or any other animation course.