Masters

Yes, you can but it is very difficult for international students as most of the universities are only open to domestic students. You must be a medical council of Canada exams.

PG Diploma makes you eligible for Masters as well. You can get direct admission to 2nd year MCJ.

No, it is not possible to get a pharmacy license after M.Sc. To get registered as a pharmacist, one has to be a pharma graduate as only a pharma graduate is given a license for pharmacy.

Hi Abhilash,
PG certification abroad may not necessarily be considered equivalent to a degree programme if you are planning for further education. However, for jobs, they can be considered equivalent if you are able to demonstrate significant academic ability.

Hi Raghav,
The best country to do Masters depends on a lot of factors like: financial ability, courses that you want to pursue, your relatives living abroad, your plan post graduation, etc. Canadian Universities are considered one of the best for most courses whereas Germany is best for engineering

You may consider Malaysia as it is cheap and best.