Masters

To be eligible for the course, you have to have at least 55% score in your graduation. Seeing your score, you will probably have to give improvement.
All the best.

For this course, you have to be an engineer or from a technical/Science background.

Refer this link, as there are students who pursued in that college and reviewed about their experience. https://www.shiksha.com/college/baba-farid-group-of-institutions-bathinda-48913

I don't think you will have any issues. But not all colleges have the same admission procedure, so you may not get into some colleges.

Yes, you can. But first, ensure that you have at least 55-60 % in your Bachelor's. Then less than 6 appearances in the supplementary exam would be good. Write IELTS exam, get an overall 6.5 and individual 6 bands. Apply for a college in Canada, wait for their conditional or unconditional offer letter. Then start the visa procedure. For a smooth journey, I would suggest you consult overseas education consultants.

Yes, it's a great choice, especially for people who do not wish to spend an awful lot of their career in operations. If you have a Masters with HR specialisation, you would get preference for HR vacancies in engineering related companies. That's not to say that other options are not available.

Your admission would depend on the college you are applying for. But generally no, you will not get admission.

You can apply for M.Sc in Computer Science!

Hi Vikrant, Amity University offers such options in some of their courses, where the whole course is divided into three continents - India (Asia), UK & US. You have not mentioned the course, so you can just go through their website for more information.