Study Abroad

No, you are definitely eligible for the same.

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You will find all the true and authentic information about your college here.

Check out the following - https://www.shiksha.com/college/seicom-degree-college-chittoor-68797/course-b-sc-in-biotechnology-424059.

Low marks in graduation don't affect a lot if you want to do Masters then first you have to filter all the entrance examinations that are suitable for you and try more to fo better in this and prepare for the interview as well because the entrance exam has almost 60 - 70 % weightage and almost 10-20% interview and rest are academic and extracurricular so start preparing.

Hi.For information you can see below link
https://www.shiksha.com/university/dr-shakuntala-misra-national-rehabilitation-university-dsmnru-lucknow-37240/course-b-ed-in-special-education-hearing-impaired-181225
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Instead of this you should try for some better indian universities or you should again prepare yourself for next year to get better opportunities.

Yes, it is safe, but only when if you are capable to do studies in foreign.

Try to look GRE and GMAT

Check out the following - https://www.shiksha.com/sarkari-exams/articles/nda-eligibility-criteria-blogId-22425.

Some of Candaian Universities providing the course -
1. the University of Toronto,
2. the University of British Columbia, and
3. McGill University