Canada Eligibility

Hi Rahul Sharma,
Seems to be tough luck with those grades. Please apply to other countries. And yes you can explain in your SOP, you have to show why the low CGPA and why should they admit you. Take help of a professional counselor to help you with your SOP.

Hi Kamal,
Please clarify if you want to do B.Tech or MS? Your question is very confusing.

Hi,
Any course related to maths, statistics and computer science, it has to be relevant to what you studied like Business Analytics, Software Engineering, etc. Check university's website for the programs they offer and see what matches your profile. Ideally what you want to study should be known to you. Choose the program as per your interest. By now, you should know what you want. Also universities will ask you why you want to study the particular course so if you don't know it yourself then its high time that you figure out your needs.

Sorry Pardeep, 49% is too low. Not only for Canada but most countries abroad. A minimum of 55% is expected.

Hi Mahesh, Canada on the basis of your grades will be difficult. You may check Australia or in Europe though you haven't mentioned what exactly you want to study. You must also check requirements, expenses, your budget, etc. See here for options:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508

Hi Omkar, PG Diploma is a popular program choice. You can gain some work experience after graduating and shortly thereafter apply for an MBA there.

Hi Sivaprakash, it is not a good idea to apply for a UG Diploma, if you already hold a Bachelor's degree. Chances of rejection is high. But, do check the specific program requirements and contact the college directly. Be sure you are not overqualified or so.

Hi Gagan, it looks immensely difficult with those grades. You should check lesser competitive countries like in Europe.

Hi Uday,
Ideally, you can if you have met the other requirements like sufficient academic grades, good IELTS scores, etc. As far as the gap is concerned this will also depend on the nature of the gap, how valid and genuine it is. If it was work experience, it won't be considered as a gap. Now, you need to check with the universities for the specific requirements, GRE is not mandatory for all universities in Canada, so accordingly check on university websites and email them.