MBA/PGDM

If you think language will be an issue, do a short crash course in english which should help you develop the necessary communication skills which are required from an MBA professional. If you still feel that you cant cope in this language then opt for some other course where language is not given much importance. You could try your hand at computer applications, software development, IT etc. I have mentioned the main competencies required from an MBA professional, and even if you are weak in english, you can opt for this course. Language should not pose much of a problem, if you are fluent in at least one, even if it is Hindi. Try to learn english and understand its nuances in your free time.
Essential MBA Skills:
Leadership
Teamwork
Problem solving and analytical skills
Initiative
Adaptability to change
Interpersonal and communication skills
Strategic thinking and planning abilities
Global orientation
Ability to leverage technology
Time management and project management skills
Prior history of results and progressive experience

Basic eligibility for a candidate to pursue MBA in Human Resources from NMIMS University, Mumbai is that candidate should have secured a minimum pass percentage of 50% in graduation.
Admission Process is mentioned below:
Register and Apply
Interested candidates can apply online/offline with the required information.
NMAT Late Registration closing on October 14, 2017. Apply now @ www.bit.ly/NMAT2k17
Case Discussion & Personal Interview
Shortlisted candidates will be called for case discussion and personal interview based on the marks obtained in NMIMS Management Aptitude Test conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (NMAT by GMAC).
Final Selection
Candidates are selected based on academic marks, marks obtained in NMAT by GMAC, work experience and performance in case discussion and personal interview.
Candidates having two and more years of post-qualification work experience will be preferred.
Regards.

Hi Ash,
You have to plan this carefully. First, to study MBA you must have work experience. Even if you complete your BBA in Canada, you must first get a job there and then apply. Secondly, if you do your BBA in India it is a three year course which won't be accepted by many Canadian universities and colleges. If you are confident of getting a job after your BBA only then I will advice you to plan for MBA later or else do your BBA in Canada and apply for a PGDM or Graduate Certificate to leverage your chances of getting a job. You can apply for an MBA and a student permit before your work permit expires. These are some ideas but you have to check these permit rules with an official agent.