MBA/PGDM

Yes, if you complete any UG course, you can do MBA.

Hi Anuj, MBA programs require work experience and submission of GMAT scores. But you can check Vancouver Island University and Thompson Rivers University. Other than these no university is likely to admit you without work experience.

Hello Sourav,
Fear of something, we all have. Students invariably have fest of maths. CS is definitely ruled out since you will require maths every minute. On the other hand, MBA does require English but one can manage.

Hello,
You can prefer SBIIMS as it is listed and by my experience, it is one of the amazing institutes for MBA. And, as your concern is about Operations Management then I would love to inform you that we have amazing faculties and mentors for each this specializations. In terms of placements, SBIIMS is listed on one of the best institutes for 100% placements.
Thank you. All the best.

IIM - Ahmedabad
ISB - Hyderabad
IIM - Bangalore
XLRI - Jamshedpur
IIM - Kolkata
IIM - Lucknow
Great Lakes Institute - Chennai
IIM - Kozhikode
IIM - Indore
SP Jain Institute Management - Mumbai

Emirates Aviation University is one of the best universities in Italy for MBA. You can apply for admission.

Hi Jaspreet,
The situation is such as that MBA and M.Com are not offered by Langara and hence, unfortunately you cannot apply nor get admission since the courses don't exist. Please always check the college or university websites for better clarification. In case you missed, check here:
https://langara.ca/programs-and-courses/

Hi Ganesh, the PR process comes in a very later stage. First, if you want to study in Canada you must meet the admission requirements. To pursue MBA, Canada is a good choice. Canada is home to top universities such as UBC, University of Toronto, York University, etc. But remember these are top ranked universities and are very competitive.

Hello Pratosh,
To be honest, there is no good college which you can get at just 80 percentile in MAT exam. And the ones you might get won't be great colleges. The cut-offs of the top colleges through MAT are generally 95+ percentile. Better you reappear for MAT (or any other exam) and aim for a high score, rather than taking admission in an average college. Good luck.