Study Abroad

Yes, you are eligible. First you need to appear in two exam i.e. IELTS/TOEFL and GRE. In Canada, GRE is not mandatory but it will increase your chances of getting admission.

In Europe, the tuition fees is less in many countries like Germany, Spain, France, Finland, Poland, etc. In North America, USA is expensive whereas on the other hand, Canada is less expensive than USA but in terms India, both are expensive.

That's great. For it, you have to prepare for GRE Exam. Harvard University is the best university for MBA in the world. Stanford ranks on 2nd and MIT is the 3rd best university in the world. Don't forget to apply for their scholarships.

You can not study in Canada with 2.3 GPA because even the low ranking universities, institutions in Canada require a minimum of 2.7-3 GPA and 7.0 IELTS scores for admission.

Everything is neither easy and also not so hard. They will take your interview that how you speak English perfectly. They will ask some questions to know how you react (are you angry, polite or very quite). If you fail to qualify their interview then your home country is better. Also, security jobs

Hello Aryan,
Colleges generally do not give admissions solely on TOEFL scores, TOEFL is required to demonstrate your English language proficiency. Your academic grades and profile, SAT score for undergraduate course, GRE or GMAT score for Masters and MBA carry more weightage. However, it also depend

Hello Shubham,
There are many top and highly ranked universities. You haven't specified any particular country. Refer to ranking leagues such as QS world ranking and check the best universities as per your desired country.

Visit https://shiksha.com website and download the brouchers of universities of Germany. See the ratings of the universities and the eligibility criteria for all the universities.

Hi
The cost and other expenses at UBC can be seen here. The range in other universities will be more or less same.
https://engineering.ubc.ca/prospective-students/graduates/tuition-fees-cost-living