IELTS

You can consider following colleges in Canada:
Western Ontario
Humber College
University of Regina
University of Toronto

Yes, you can apply for post graduate Diploma. Thanks.

You can give exam throughout the year. Anytime, the result is declared after 13 days of exam. I think you should prepare for your exam thoroughly. Complete your intake till May-June. You should give exam in January.

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this link contains all the best colleges in Canada, you can search the one in your region too.

Hi, your IELTS scores seem fine. But, they are not the only criteria for admission. See that you have the relevant education background and good grades to apply.

Hello,
With this IELTS scores, you are definitely eligible for the university. But, can you also tell us about your academic scores in Bachelors, as canada is immensely inclined towards the academic scores. You should have the academic scores of above 60 percent.

Hi Mandeep,
Your academics are good but you already have a Masters, so finding a relevant course will be difficult unless you want to do a PhD. PG Diploma courses are also available. You can explore options in pharmacy, food and nutrition, food technology, agriculture and environment, etc. Applying a second Masters in Canada is very challenging. Firstly, you should decide why you want to study, once you have your career plans sorted out you can choose a programme accordingly.

Hi, it is difficult to specify, if you will get admission, the percentage of foreign students is not too high. A CGPA below 8 is considered slightly less competitive but the admissions office will also review your overall profile including recommendation letters, personal statement, projects, internships, certifications, publications etc. With your best shot you may get into the university.

Yes, if you score good in IELTS, then you get a admission in foreign universities.

Hello,
These are good scores to get into the good Canadian colleges. The writing part scores of IELTS can be a bit of concern. It also depends on which course you are opting.