Masters

Eligibility: A majority of the universities in Canada require the applicant to have 16 years of education or a four- year Bachelor's degree. However, students who have completed their Master's degree after a three-year Bachelor's are also eligible to apply for admission to Masters at a Canadian university.

Yes, you may apply for the same as the eligibility for the entrance exam is only 45%.

The entrance exam of radio and television journalism is conducted in 2 phases by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. First, you have to appear for a written test which has objective as well as subjective questions. The questions are mainly to judge your aptitude and knowledge about the field. You should read as much as you can about radio and television broadcast as well as the current affairs. This will not only help you to crack your written test but also to clear the next phase, which is a personal interview.

No, you can't pursue Master's degree directly after your PUC / 12th because there is no such way to do so, and you need to pursue a UG before pursuing a Master's degree course.

If you have done B.Sc in information technology with a minimum of 50% aggregate in graduation then you are surely are eligible for pursuing M.Sc in information technology.

Only those who have completed their graduation successfully can pursue a Master's degree from a particular college. So, you need to first finish your graduation.

Go for Lovely Professional University, it is a great scope here, as I am a current student of LPU, so placements are good here.