IELTS

Hi Manjeet,
It is a decent profile. You can apply under SPP colleges. The strong point is that you improved your grades from class 10th and got first marks class in your 12th which will be taken positively. But, you need improvement in your IELTS. You can check with the colleges directly if they could accept the score or ask them for any foundation program in English. Generally, colleges have these foundation programs if you do not meet the English language requirements. I will, hence suggest that you check/email the colleges first and then apply accordingly.

Hi, This will depend on your final percentage and how far have you improved after clearing the backlogs. This could be only one of the criteria. Other factors will include your SOP, LORs, the university's acceptance rate and selectivity and so on. You may land up in a good university if your overall application is a very strong one. Different universities in different countries have different requirements. You have to carefully check the requirements and assess them before applying.

Hi, Yes, chances are quite good. You are strongly advised to apply early. Follow the application timelines and apply well ahead before the deadlines to be given a consideration. Your SOP and LORs will also be considered.

Hi Crystal Verma,
In USA it may be waived off depending on the university and your profile. But in UK it is compulsory no matter how good your academic grades might be. You must take IELTS for UKVI to study in UK.

To show your English Proficiency, you have to give these exams.

Scholarship entirely depends on university. You need to score exceptionally well I.e. in GRE 330 and TOEFL 110 or above so that chances of getting scholarship is high.

You have a good IELTS score if you want cheaper education cost than MS is cheaper than MBA. Go for any of the above and start working part time. In Australia, you will easily get a part time job which will take care of your living expense, housing rent and transport so that the overall cost will reduce substantially.
I hope it helps.

Hi Rutvik,
Your grades are good and admission chances seem pretty good too. Different universities have different requirements and before you apply, you have to check the websites. Your budget is on a lower side so you have to check the fee and check for education loans, etc., if required. If you have a very good profile, the university can give you a scholarship too.