Colleges in Canada

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.

Hi Rishabh,
In Canada some of the top ones include University of British Columbia, University of Western Ontario, York University, University of Toronto and Queen's University. Similarly in New Zealand top ones includes University of Otago, Victoria University Of Wellington and Auckland University of Technology Business School.

Hi
Though they hvnot mentioned any GRE requirement, I would suggest you to confirm by writing a mail to them.
Here are the details otherwise.
http://mech.mcmaster.ca/graduate_admissions.html#requirements

Hi
For masters or Phd, it mainly depends on what is your research area and how good is your overall profile in terms of projects taken, activities participated etc. You have to write to the faculty about seeking admission so here is the link.
http://www.engineering.ualberta.ca/GraduateStudents/GraduateAdmissions.aspx
Incase you need further guidance, feel free to post here.

Admission to NYU is a function of your academic grades, work ex, TOEFL, Personal Statement as well. However, assuming you are excellent in these I presume a GRE of 320+ should be a safe bet with Quants at 160+

Fanshawe College, Centennial College etc.

Hi Shahnawaz,
You may refer to Times Higher Education or QS Ranking for the top universities. You must select a college according to your profile and university requirements. Hence refer to the ranking charts firstly. Job opportunities are plenty but difficult for international students. You must excel in your academics, have good communication skills, previous work experience and so on. If you have the skills you will get a job. Hope this helps.

Hi Sahira,
Dalhousie Unievrsity and University of Victoria are Canada's two of the most popular and competitive universities. Thompson River University is yet gain a respectable university. If you ask about selectivity then Dalhousie and Victoria are more selective or rather competitive. Hope it helped.