Study Abroad

Yes, you can apply for Canada for further studies.

Once you complete your B.Tech you should be eligible for studying MS abroad. The basic pre-requisite for an MS abroad is minimum 15 years of formal education, and in some cases, 16 years of education. You may have to appear for the GRE and appear for a few language proficiency tests, like IELTS and TOEFL, if required. Admission process for a course in MS is lengthy and there are lots of pre-requisites to get into top institutes. Please visit college web site individually for complete information, or specify a particular college which you want to study with, so that I may be able to populate relevant details. Regards.

Hi Dear, PCB will take you to various fields but what matters is you r interest in the subject and your % as well. You can go for he following courses
Public Health Science
Biology (Hons)
are some of the options to name. For further details, you can message me you complete profile.

Hi, There is no field in which you can get job if you lack interest or knowledge of the particular field. Better is to find out what interest you more, and even what matches with your subjects you have studied. Then, look for the career opportunities you can find in that field.

Hi Vijaya,
Before suggesting you a course may, I ask what is your own career plan? Do you have any? Ideally that's how it should be, job opportunities in which field? Do you want a career shift at this stage or interested for RnD? Figure out your own plan first, you should keep your own interests in priority.

Hi Rohit,
Mention the stream atleast for some clarity, your question is vague otherwise.

Seems you posted this question many times, just go through the answers that have been given.

Hi Sonali, I will recommend Canada keeping in mind the immigrant checks and stay back options after studies. In UK, getting a job after studies is very tough for Indians. Also the one-year M.Sc from UK is not recognised in India by a majority of companies and organizations. So its a risk. Canada is way more flexible and has good schemes. Post-study work options are also very good. You can be eligible to work for around 2-3 years. The ROI in Canada will be better.

If you are considering near India, try Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore.