Australia

Please specify the country that you are aiming at.

Hello,
The most common choices are:
CA, M.Com MBA in finance, CMA, CFA CPA FRM, ACCA. Etc. Now it's all up to you.

Hi, GRE is typically required to study in US and some universities in Canada. Check entry requirements firstly and prepare accordingly. If you want to study in Australia it is not required but accepted if one submits the score. You may check ets.org/gre for details, test centers, fees, test dates etc. GRE cut-offs vary from university to university. In general, a score above 310 is a safe score regardless of where you study.

Hi Hardik,
It's okay. Your board exams will get over by the end of March I presume. After that you can still take up the IELTS exam. The results of it will come out in just two weeks. After that you can easily apply to the university of your choice. I would suggest you to select the University now itself as sometimes the seats might get filled up quickly depending upon the course.
All the best.

Here are some options you can consider:
Rotman school of management (Canada)
York University (Canada)
McGill Desautel (Canada)
University of Alberta (Canada)
Ivey business school (Canada)
Macquarie University (Australia)
The University of Melbourne (Australia)
Monash University (Australia)
The University of business Sydney school (Australia)

Australia is well-known for the courses related to finance, CA biotechnology and other life sciences sports medicine, exercise Science, physiotherapy.

Well, that depends on the course and University that you are looking for. In order to get a clearer idea about the admission, I would request you to first fix a course and then search for universities that offer that course. In this way you can find out the eligibility criteria with respect to that University. All the best.

Hi Manpreet,
First of all, it depends on which course you are interested in. You can get admission with this score in many of the universities. For courses such as IT engineering, computer engineering, civil engineering, etc. If you are planning for Australia, I think, you should go for it or else, civil because these courses are booming in Australia.

Difficult to pin point university names, too many backlogs will make admission difficult, get help from an overseas consultant like Shiksha or IDP, etc., your profile will be studied carefully and universities will br shortlisted accordingly. James Cook, Griffith, La Trobe etc., check these.

https://www.admitkard.com/blog/2018/10/26/study-in-australia-australian-universities-accepting-ielts-6-for-masters-2019/
Here is the link. It gives you the universities and the required IELTS score corresponding to it. Please note that this just shows the requirements based on IELTS score only. It doesn't mean that your course will be available in the University. Check accordingly and then apply. All the best.