Colleges in Canada

As you got PR after going there, you can join in nearby colleges. However, to practice you have to register in the medical council.

Hello, Going for a BBA degree in Canada is a great idea and is totally dependent on your 12th score. You may look at UBC, Toronto or York, etc. if you may have 85-90% in 12th and look at Lakehead University, University of Windsor, University of Canada-West, etc. For a percentage between 60-80, you may get a few scholarships too. You may need a budget of 30-35 lakhs annually for Toronto group and 20-25 lakhs for Windsor group. However, there are colleges like Fanshawe, Niagara which can cost you around 12-15 lakhs annually.

Hi Ashay,
It will be difficult and you have to convince the university. It is entirely upto the university. Generally, they won't waive it off. Canadian universities are not so flexible and all requirements must be met. Please contact the universities concerned, if you have a very good profile with good marks and all you may be considered. You may also be required to take a bridging course in English instead. Please contact the universities.

6.5 is good but they also check for individual band (LRWS) minimum band. If you full fill their criteria, then definitely, you will get.
Good luck.

Hi Aman,
Every college has its own admission requirements. And, you have not mentioned your education details, only IELTS score is not enough for advice and neither admissions. You should check individual college websites for specific information.

Hi Aayush, I don't not understand your query. Please clarify and mention the query properly.

More than its MBA recognition, TRU is popular amongst students who want canadian MBA but struggling with finances. There is no guarantee to settle after MBA from TRU. However, other universities do not provide guarantee too. It depends on how much hard work would you want to put. and many other factors such as your goals, experience etc.