Canada

After USA, it is the most demanding country for computer engineering and the expenses here are also less than USA. Also, its PR process is less complicated than USA so you can go for Canada.

Unfortunately you are not eligible for Canadian Universities because of your academic score. You can try for SPP colleges of Canada where you might be eligible to get admission. For that, you need to score over 6.5 band in IELTS and at least 300 in GRE. Besides, GRE and IELTS are totally different exams, so you have to appear for both of them. All the best.

The University of British Columbia, Dalhousie University, and University of Ottawa offers Masters in health administration. UBC asks for GRE, Dalhousie University requires GMAT, University of Ottawa accepts both GMAT and GRE. There is no course called Masters in pharmacy marketing in Canada. However, you may consider Masters in pharmaceutical marketing offered by EADA Business School, Barcelona.

No, you cannot get admission in a medical college in Canada on the basis of NEET score. NEET score is valid only in India.

Hello Abhishek,
Obviously, studying in Canada is more beneficial because there you will get more knowledge and help for future. If you can spend such heavy amount to go and study in Canada, then go for it. Else go for DU.

Dear Bhavesh,
It seems you have already posted a similar query. Please refer to the same thread, and post a comment so that your query can be addressed more effectively.
https://ask.shiksha.com/can-my-friend-pursue-her-higher-studies-in-canada-qna-3819821

If you have sufficient time, you can explore scholarship opportunities as well.

You get admission on the basis of your GPA. You need to score well in all the 4 years of B.Tech.

Hi Ayaz,
Though Canada is stated to have more opportunities, New Zealand is emerging and slightly easier for job hunting. New Zealand also accepted three years Bachelors degree which is another advantage. Canada is getting competitive.