IELTS

Of course dear, you are eligible for the study in Canada with this score. Your score is quite enough to get admission in any good institution and I think you may also try for the scholarship because some colleges might give a scholarship to the students. So if you want to go for it, you should apply

Dear,
Your score is light but I think it is not much relevant for some good university. However, there are many other institutes that you may also get admission into with your score.

If you have cleared all the backlogs then apply for the college after checking the eligibility criteria. Some Universities/colleges do not allow students with backlogs. Kindly go through the eligibility criteria and apply.

Your score in IELTS and GRE are quite well. You may apply for the colleges of your interest. You should try different Universities of Europe, USA, Canada, Australia, etc. You should check the eligibility criteria before applying for the course and also search the scholarship opportunities.

It's better to contact to the admission cell of that particular college. Different colleges have different admission criteria, so check the eligibility criteria before applying for the course.

You have heard correctly, you can go through the websites of different colleges of Canada and USA and applying for jobs in India is always easy and depends on the selection process of the company.

Hi Ajaydeep, sorry to say but 56%is very poor for Canada and then you have a three year degree course which is not accepted by many universities in Canada. You can check courses of your interest (what to study is your choice, you should know what your interest are) in colleges like Durham, Fanshawe

Hi, you will need very strong LORs and an excellent SOP for improving your admission chances. You must also demonstrate research work, publications if any, projects etc.

You must ask the college where you're applying. Email and ask them if it is mandatory for them. Even if they say IELTS is not important to them, the visa issuing Embassy might still require you to write IELTS.