Canada

Windsor Flying Club - 2600 Airport Road, Unit 105
Windsor, Ontario N8V 1A1
Canada
Winnipeg Aviation
St. Andrews Airport
700 South GATE Road
St. Andrews, Manitoba R1A 3P8
Canada
WM Aeroflight
Peterborough Airport
925 Airport Road
Peterborough, Ontario K9J 0E7
Canada
Blue Bird Flight Academy
Chilliwack Municipal Airport
46190 B Airport Road
Chilliwack, British Columbia V2P 1A5
Canada

Hi Himanshu, yes you can. Logistics and Supply Chain Management professionals are very much in demand. Work experience is not required. Take IELTS or TOEFL , GRE or GMAT might be asked for. US, Singapore, UK, Canada, Australia, The Netherlands are some of the popular country options. Please go through important career resources
http://www.apics.org/ the Association for Operations Management
https://cscmp.org/ the American Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
http://www.elalog.eu/ European Logistics Association
Best of Luck.

Not bad scores. Try UBC, York and Toronto. But keep safe options such as university of Alberta, University of Calagary. It also matters a lot that you have work experience or not, if yes then how many years and which field.

B.Sc in biology has more scope.

Clear English Proficiency Tests such as IELTS, TOEFL etc as applicable to your university with demanded score.

It depends on your university. Some universities demand 6.5 aggregate (and more) with not less than 6 in individual bands.

On an average, keep 20-30 lacs in bank account to think about Canada. But, it is going to get to many more after the completion of course.

look for university rating on website most of them charge high for international students. study french and do the MBA in Ottawa university. its of low cost.try hec montreal

as Your marks are low u may have to take bridge courses.get good scores in gre .get good scores on IELTS around 8. go for university courses with bridge courses or diploma courses u may do an MBA or MS frm a good university and will help u get a placement

you will have to show a bank balance of 5.5 lakhs. its the living cost for one year.its roughly 11000 cad. 2000 $you can withdraw once u reach canada. The rest is divided into 12 and u can draw it monthly. more over u can work 20 hrs weekly while u study and 40 hrs during Your vaccation. u will get around 10$ per hour.