Canada

Hello Satyam, yes you are eligible to study a Masters in Australia/UK/Canada with your 3-year degree. In Canada however, you must know that 6.5 IELTS is not enough for Masters. Also in Canada and New Zealand, as their Masters degrees are very research-focused, you must have 75%+ in your Bachelors. Hence in NZ & Canada students often choose the one-year PG Diploma degrees. Masters in Australia and Canada are two-years. Masters in UK and Ireland are one-year. In case, you require admissions, I can help you. Hope this helps. Thanks!

Dear Shabaz, you need to get the names corrected on your degree if possible, else you should get an affidavit raised stating that both the names belong to one person who is you. Generally this would work & if the university/college approves this & raises the offer using the name on the Passport to have the process for the new offer raised.

check on net.and also check college performance.

It depends on your education background. So if you are from engineering background, you can pursue MS courses, or PhD. If you are not, you can pursue a second MBA degree from US. If you mention your complete education background, it will be easier to help you out.

The kind of specializations you can pursue don't depend on your undergraduate course, but your aptitude and direction of your career. So you can choose from whichever stream you fee you are most comfortable with like Entrepreneurship, General Management, Hospitality, Human Resources, International Business, Marketing, Project Management, Supply Chain etc.

Hi Neha,
Your IELTS is low. You would need a minimum of 6.5 to get into decent universities. You would also need GRE for Canada, Singapore and Germany. For Germany, the academic score is too low. Would recommend you to look for Australian Universities but be prepared to re-write your IELTS.

You need to look for Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) programs within a Faculty of Science and must also complete course pre-requisites. Check University of Waterloo, Medical Hat College, King's University and University of Winnipeg. You must take IELTS or TOEFL and other test asked by the university.

Hi Gurdeep, there is no course which can guarantee you a specified amount of money or salary. If you don't know what you want and your future plans no course will help you, you must follow your interest. If I say that a course in mathematics will yield you a huge salary and supposedly you take the course without actually having any interest in the subject you will only suffer in the long run. So before I suggest you any course you tell me what your interest and plans are.