Masters

Yes, you will have to study there first, to become a registered physiotherapist. You can get credits transferred from your current Indian degree. Here is a list of colleges offering physiotherapy courses:
http://www.physiotherapyeducation.ca/CanadianPrograms.html
For more information, write to the col

Hi Saurav,
You are eligible to apply in both the universities but the admission decisions are taken only by the universities, so there is no answer if you will obtain admissions or not. Keeping the competitive nature of UVic admissions will be competitive compared to Memorial University. Your Statem

Hi Naveen,
The admission requirements differ, have you decided where to apply or rather which country?

Better the percentage, more are the chances of selection. Anything above 75% is good otherwise but you also need to be good in co-curricular activities.

Hi, for PG level programs a score of 6.5 is required if you have researched on college websites. You can still have a chance through ESL or bridge courses in English offered by the colleges, you need to be accepted into a program before you start one of these bridge courses. Please mail the colleges

It will depend on your overall student profile. If you have enough extracurricular activities credit, good scores in TOEFL or GRE (if required), and you are able to convince the admission officer from the content of your statement of purpose, then you can get admission.

Hi Abhijeet, whether you will get a job will depend on your academic qualification and skillset. Mere pursuing your degree from abroad will not get you a job. You must perform well in your class, develop your all-rounded skills, gain some work experience if possible in Canada before coming back to I