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Hi Romil,
This will be decided by the university, generally waivers are not given by Canadian universities but if your overall profile is good they may or at max can offer you a bridge course in English. I will really advise you to check with the universities directly.
Email them your scores and keep following up.

Yes, you can pursue one regular and one distance course as per the UGC guidelines.

You can go for regular MA and further acquire higher degrees like M.Phil and Ph.D.
Good bless you.

It is good to pursue BA in Journalism from REVA University. I am a student of REVA University and it is decent in terms of placements and infrastructure.

Hey Vishal,
There are various courses in which you can pursue:
BCA, B.Sc (Hons) in chemistry (needs maths/bio and physics too but some universities allow without these subjects ), BA (Hons) in English, BA (Hons) in Hindi or BA (Pass).
As in terms of job oriented courses: BCA and B.Sc (Hons) in chemistry are the best options on basis of subjects you have opted for in class XIIth.
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All the best.

Migration certificate is issued by the university after finishing university examination. You are requested to approach the registrar of your university from where you did PG with the request to issue the migration certificate. You may have to apply for the migration certificate on a prescribed form which every university issues as per their rules and regulations.

Yes, Rahil the teaching is multilingual. You don't have to worry about that. Here the teachers are well qualified and are comfortable with English and Hindi as well. They teach in both the languages with prior permission from your side. Just login to nimc-india.com and you will get all your queries solved.