Colleges in Canada

Its better to opt for state universities in Canada, they have a better reputation and also their degrees are valid and accepted globally. You can look for like University of Alberta,
University of British Columbia, York University etc. All the best.

This is the list of top colleges of Canada:
1) Humber College
2) Sheridan College
3) Centennial College
4) Fanshawe College
5) Seneca College
6) George Brown College
7) Conestoga College
8) Langara College
Find the course you desire in these colleges, you will do better in future.
You need 6.5 bands overall with not less than 6 in any module in IELTS. Since you scored 6, it is a matter of concern.

If it is mentioned in their terms & condition then you have to send the transcript, but you can contact the admission office and say you also wants to send your predicted score.

According to me, Humber has an upper hand as compared to Seneca, but most importantly it depends on your ability, skill and knowledge to get a job.

Seneca is among the top 5 colleges of Canada. Yes, you will get a student work permit of 20 hours per week and you will get 20 CAD per hour for the work. Frankly speaking to meet the expenses student work for more time by telling their colleague not to tell anyone about how long they are working but one will get 14-15 CAD for that.

Hi Suresh,
You can get a good job depending on your profile - knowledge, qualifications, skills etc. The scenario is competitive compared to IT but with hard work why not. It is therefore advisable to get into good universities having industrial contacts, the internship also matters a lot.

Hi Navrattan, please clarify if you are referring to the diploma program. With the strong academic background you can actually look for Bachelor degree programs in the highly ranked universities.

Your profile is excellent. Go for UBC. In my prediction, you are definitely getting admission there and you might also get scholarship.
All the best.

Your profile is excellent. You can get admission easily in Toronto as well as British Columbia or any of the high rank University of Canada.