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Hi Balaramakrishna, 69.91% is not very competitive score for Canada. Getting into a top ranked university may be difficult but you can try. University of Alberta, Dalhousie University, Concordia University, Simon Fraser University, McMaster University are some you can check.

Hi Neha, generally you must hold a Bachelor degree in a relevant field and with good percentage. Good universities will prefer around 75% and higher. Additionally you must take the IELTS for English language requirements. For Masters, an IELTS score of 7 and higher is required.

Hi Vignesh,
6.42 is a very poor CGPA for Germany but don't be discouraged as you will find many good options like in Spain, Poland, Ireland, Czech Republic, Denmark etc. You may also have to get your degree assessed by the concerned university abroad.

Hi Mohammed,
Some universities in the USA accept 15 years of education, it is difficult to name all of them but top ones are Harvard, MIT, etc. Also, many other universities may accept you after a WES evaluation. You have to check websites and write to them. Otherwise, complete the first year of a Master's degree programme in India. Also, if you don't have any work experience, please get a job and gain work experience because that's one of the main requirement.

Hi Saurav, generally it's the undergraduate score and projects which is more important. As far as tests are concerned they will only require test scores like IELTS and/or TestDaf. GATE scores are also accepted but it's not mandatory. Preferences and requirements differ from university to university and also, it will also depend on your profile.

Hi, not taking IELTS will not only hamper your admission but also your visa. Later getting a job will also be difficult. So take the IELTS as it is not too difficult to crack.

It depends upon them that how they calculate it. So it'd be better if you ask the college directly. In general, backlogs are counted subject wise. But the plus point is your 3+ year of work experience. You still have the good chance to ensure your selection in your desired college.