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Hi, the IELTS score is not the only determining criteria for your admission decision. You have to specify your academic grades which are more important. Masters admission in Canadian universities are highly competitive, if you have more than 75% you can apply to most of them. Admissions however will also depend on your projects, LOR, SOP etc. As far as your IELTS score is concerned, it is alright.

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Yes, you can take IELTS. However, first, decide what to study. Generally, you must have completed 10+2 to be eligible for further education.

Hi, you can start applying to universities in US before the SAT and board results are out. The flexible education system in USA allows students to apply basis predicted scores. However, your application will be evaluated fully only after your results are submitted. The deadlines are during August to early November for most universities, please keep checking the websites for admission notifications and apply.

Hi, chances are very slim. Too many backlogs and a long gap. You are advised to consider other less competitive countries.

Hi, there is no MCA in Canada and most likely you won't find MCA degrees abroad. This is a degree awarded by Indian universities. With a three year degree, which is not accepted by majority of Canadian universities, you can look for PG Diploma programs in IT related areas. Go through university websites in Canada for programme lists, and decide what to study. Admission requirements vary accordingly.

Hi, I am afraid 64% is a little difficult for getting into MS programs in Canadian universities. And, if you are talking about top universities they will ask for more than 75%. You may still check University of Alberta, which is a highly ranked one but may consider. You can be eligible for a visa once you have been offered a seat by an university. You should also consider retaking the IELTS. A score of 6.5 is generally required.Therefore you have to see which universities you are eligible to apply to. Follow the admission requirements and timelines, prepare accordingly.

Hi, any good university will require work experience with some exceptions. Having work experience also increases your employability after graduation. A minimum of 2 years of professional experience is required by MBA programs. Without work experience you may consider doing MS Management or PG Diploma in Management.

A first class is always preferred. Your academics will always carry the maximum weightage. Applicants must have atleast 65% to get into a good university.

University of South Australia, The University of Queensland, The University of Sydney, La Trobe University are some of the well known ones for your specialisation.