M.S in Canada

You can do this, but you must get more than 6.5 band in IELTS exam. You also have opportunity to do post-graduation instead of Masters.

To qualify for an MS course in Canada, you have to appear for the GRE (Graduate Record Examination) which is a pre-requisite to gaining entry into an MS course abroad. Apart from that, you also may have to clear a language proficiency test required by many universities abroad or in Canada. If you have a strong UG degree, that will also help secure admission in a top MS course in Canada. In other words, your overall application must be strong, to secure admission in a top college in Canada. Your marks in 12th may also be taken into consideration, but most of the time it is not. Regards.

Sorry Mir Mohamed, That's a very low score to be accepted by Canadian universities, that too for MS. Around 8 CGPA is required normally. Look for lesser challenging countries like in Poland, Italy, Ireland and the Czech Republic. Also, you can check for PG Diploma courses in Australia.

Hi Chandravati G,
You have to clear your Bachelor's degree with very good marks, more than 75% is required. Also to study in Canada you must have 4 year Bachelor's degree since they don't accept 3 year degree courses. You must also take IELTS to meet English language requirements. Your admissions will also depend on your SOP, LORs, project work, internships, extracurricular activities etc.

You may visit the following link on AMIE recognition:
http://www.amiestudycircle.com/recognition-of-amie-exam.html

Hi Harshvardhan,
You can apply to a university and if you are accepted then you can apply for the visa. Now, it is not upto us to give you the admission or the visa so whether or not you will get admission or visa we cannot tell. Your profile seems good so if you apply early with a good application package, strong SOP, good LORs then there is no reason you won't get the visa. Follow the admission requirements and timelines on university websites and apply.

HI Alinstein, if you want to specialize in a particular field and it seems you are interested towards research and development, you should go ahead with Masters. But admissions will be very competitive, so apply with a strong application package. Very good LORs and SOPs will be required.