Canada

The college is good, but how you will perform and score in the course depends completely on your efforts. So, if you are great in web and mobile app developing skills, then the college will provide you with all the necessary help.

Hello Amaljith,
Yes, MBA students can do any part time job in Canada, if the employer allows you to work.

No, for Canada 1 year gap is accepted. Your academic performance is excellent and you have scored good bands. You will surely get study visa.

Australia and Canada are the best option as they are the emerging developed economies and they need professional in this field.

Yes, you can go for an MBA abroad. The average age of every MBA classroom in universities abroad is usually on the higher side. The reason being foreign universities prefer students with more than 5 years of work experience. So, if you have enough work experience, you can easily get accepted to an MBA course.

Yes, you will have to study there first, to become a registered physiotherapist. You can get credits transferred from your current Indian degree. Here is a list of colleges offering physiotherapy courses:
http://www.physiotherapyeducation.ca/CanadianPrograms.html
For more information, write to the college of your choice.

First, kindly mention which subjects or areas are you interested in. You can pursue any course you wish from abroad, your schooling background doesn't matter as no college abroad asks for specific subject scores. In case the college feels you don't have the required subject knowledge, they will ask you to give SAT subject test.

Of course, IELTS is accepted by UK and many countries, in fact preferred in UK. London for your information is not a country so you need to be specific where you want to apply. Canada is a better option as it offers work permits which is not available to international students in UK currently if you have been following updates and news closely. Nevertheless, you must narrow down your choice basis the university requirements, budget, climate etc. and select where to study.

Hi Saurav,
You are eligible to apply in both the universities but the admission decisions are taken only by the universities, so there is no answer if you will obtain admissions or not. Keeping the competitive nature of UVic admissions will be competitive compared to Memorial University. Your Statement of Purpose and Letters of Reference will also carry weight age and will be major deciding factors for your admission.
All the best.

Better the percentage, more are the chances of selection. Anything above 75% is good otherwise but you also need to be good in co-curricular activities.