Canada

To do your masters you will not have much schorlarships. few you can apply and try. PHd normally is fully stiphened PROGRAME. First you have to apply with good research proposal get ypur admission and then apply for schorlarships

Normally it takes two three weeks.

yes they do look. But that will not compromise on your academic marks for eligibility in admissions

Post graduation diploma is one year course in Canada. The second year if you study you can get post graduation degree. You can also straight join for PG degree that is two years.
if you do one year study in Canada. you are allowed to stay back for 8 months. if you get a job you will get two year work permit and then you can apply for PR. if you do two year study in Canada you are allowed to stay back for three years. You can apply for PR on the fourth year.

Either one will do, students from any background can do MBA you must however have a work experience after your bachelor' s degree and your intention of doing MBA must be clear . The good universities all ask for a minimum of two years work experience plus a GMAT or GRE and TOEFL or IELTS.
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Hi, the answer to your question as to which is more preferable between law and genetics is entirely upto you.Both are different streams and you must have a career path to decide.It would be wrong for me to suggest one as it might not work out for you in the long run.Figure your interest, subjects you enjoy and decide accordingly.Minimum grades differ from college to.college. A first class is given preference.
Best of luck

Dear Manav, you have to be enrolled into a college before you could apply for the student visa. Look for programs and colleges where you can apply on the basis of bba. Most universities in USA and Canada won't be accepting three years bachelor degree from India. Australia, New Zealand, UK could be good options. To get the visa later you must have enough financial evidences to support your studies and stay in the foreign country and all documents required must be presented.
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Hi Abhishek
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Hi Azeez,
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Dear Abhishek,
If you are planning for MBA, I will not suggest you to take up your studies at a low cost lesser known university abroad. In that case you can try one of the top ranked in India itself. What you learn in your classroom, your network you establish, the corporate tie ups you make will be extremely vital when you pursue your MBA. So, try hard for a reputed university.
Best Wishes