Colleges in Canada

You should get good marks in class 12th. You can apply for a scholarship on the website of universities or you can apply for it on private websites.

In USA-
1) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2) Stanford University
3) California Institute of Technology
4) Yale University
5) Princeton University
6) University of Pennsylvania, and many more.
In Canada-
1) Queensland University
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) McGill Univers

Yes, you are eligible. You can apply for it. For that, choose some college after taking NET and see their admission requirements. If you are eligible then apply, otherwise, you can meet a consultant.

Canada requires 10+2+4 then PG Diploma or Masters. As BCA is a three-year programme, you cannot do PG Diploma. You can do one-year graduate diploma and then do Masters.

First, based on your eligibility criteria you have to get admission. After that you can apply for few scholarships they offer. You can apply and try for it. You may get 25% and not more than that based on your academic marks. You also need good IELTS score for consideration of scholarships.

Women's Christian College is in Chennai, Tamil Nadu and it is not in Canada. If your BSc Food nutrition course is a three year degree program, you will not be eligible to do masters in Canada. If it is a four program then you are eligible. In such case you might have to do a diploma of one year and

Hi AshishKumar,
The admission requirements are same for all international students. To study the specific programme at University of Toronto you must have above 75% in your Bachelor's degree. You must also take the IELTS. GRE is not required. Check here for admissions and fees, check the FAQ section

Hi,
Check here, you can browse according to your requirements, whether you are looking for undergraduate or PG courses:
http://web4.uwindsor.ca/calendar/admissionoutsidena
http://www.uwindsor.ca/intl/106/how-apply-graduate-programs
For certain cases, you have to write to them for specific dates as they

Hi,
You have a better chance is Australia. Had you maintained better grades, chances of admission in Canada could have been better. You must however give a try. Work experience, recommendation letters, personal statement, etc. also matter.

I think there are some colleges, which don't require IELTS, but I feel it is not a good option to study which waives IELTS, as most of the top colleges require IELTS, as a mandatory requirement. I suggest you to get good IELTS score, as it adds value to your profile and can choose good universities