MBA in Canada

Depends from college to college. Go to specific college websites where you want to apply.

No, it is very less.

Go for it. You must give GMAT GRE IELTS most colleges in US and Canada look for work experience, so you must have that criteria fulfilled.

Hello Sugam, I would suggest you to try for UK country as well. Your scores do not map up with entry criteria for colleges or universities in Canada. Colleges entry criteria is 55% above and for universities is 60% above.

Hi Kiran,
MBA is suggested, but I doubt without work experience and with three years Bachelor's degree, if you will be eligible in Canada. There are some universities for fresher's, but you have to be very careful with their recognition and career support. PG Diploma suits you, but in the long run MBA will be better and anywhere in the world.

Hello, the best Canadian universities for MBA programme are:
University of Toronto
McGill University of British Columbia
University of Ottawa
But, the IELTS requirement for all these universities is 7. And, you need to appear for GRE/GMAT exam as per the requirement of the university.

Hello,
Colleges only offer graduate certificate courses. MBA is offered only in universities. With 15 years of education, you can only get into the colleges, to get into the universities, you require 16 years of education.

MBA in Canada requires a four year Bachelor's degree plus work experience plus a GMAT score. Without these its difficult to find a college. You can check Thompson River University and Vancouver Island University, please visit their website for details or you can look for PG Diploma / MS Management.

Hi Nitish,
It is difficult to say without having your education background information. Canadian universities are more competitive to get into, you will require very good percentage. Australia is expensive but options are many as compared to Canada. Both will also require work experience in relevant field to be considered eligible for MBA. You may also have to take GMAT. It is therefore best that you visit some university websites in both countries, compare the admission requirements, fees etc. And match these with your own profile and plans.

Hi Reshu, there are MBA and EMBA programs for working professionals that may not require GMAT. But, you have to check the websites of different universities. Top ones may be difficult and will most likely ask for GMAT score. You can check Vancouver Island University and Thompson Rivers University.