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Hello Sarjeet,
Few years gap is acceptable and depends on how you utilized your gap. If you had been working, it will not be considered as gap at all! Which country would be suitable for you is again something which will depend on what you want to study, what your career plans are, your budget, your overall profile and so on. You must narrow down your choices basis the above factors. If you can share more details perhaps I can guide you better.
Hope this helps.

UBC would be ambi for you as your acads could be a problem. Plus you need min three years of experience for MBA program. Try to target a few lower ranked (compared to UBC) universities as well. Hope this helps.

Hello Nirav. Givien the new immigration laws of UK, it is very difficult to get a PR there. But if you are very much into the British culture you can go to Ireland.
Talking about USA, it is easier than UK right now. Canada is also a very good option and is very easy to get settled into although the college in USA are better.
All the best!

Hi Giriraj, merit based scholarships are not available for PG programs. However, some colleges give scholarships of $500-1000 based on IELTS score.

Have you taken IELTS? Did you have any backlogs in your graduation?
You can try applying for Simon Fraser University through Fraser International College pathway program. Alternatively, Concordia University, University of Windsor are also advisable options.

Dear Sagar
They will consider your entire academic performance but bachelor degree grades will be given a stronger emphasis.

University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management and University of Western Ontario 's Ivey Business school are reputed for MBA Finance. You can also consider Schulich business school of York University.

Sorry but with 46% marks is quit hard to get admission. atleast 50% is the eligibility criteria of getting admission to PG programme.

Sorry but with 46% marks is quit hard to get admission. atleast 50% is the eligibility criteria of getting admission to PG programme.