Canada Eligibility

According to me, you need 6.5 or 7 bands for pursuing Masters in Canada.

Yes you are eligible. But the answer is not so simple. You need to go to various university websited and check-out their application requirements. For getting admission into the best universities, you need to build a strong profile with good recommendation letters, essays and SoPs etc.

Yes, it is known as MEng in Canada and many other countries and companies in India or elsewhere are aware of various education systems and terminologies.

Hi Malhar, there is no age limit as such, a lot of people work for several years and then plan out their studies.

Hi Manjusha, you are eligible to apply but chances that you will get an admission is very less. 20 backlogs is not acceptable easily and also your overall percentage is poor. Even if a college gives you an admission there is a high chance of a visa rejection. If you want to study abroad then look for countries which can be less strict in terms of acceptance than Canada, these can be Nomadic and Scandanavian countries and even in Europe and some Eastern European countries. If you are interested to be in Asia you can check Malaysia.

Hi Hemank,
I will suggest you look into Australian universities for better chances of admission and work opportunities in your field. 51% is low for Canada and even if a college admits you, visa rejection rate is high.

Your final marks would have to be high enough to meet the university's admission cut-off plus you may be expected to explain the reason for such high backs by both university and high commission.

Hi Himani,
You must clear two rigorous exams namely MCCEE and MCCQE. Please check the website of Canadian Medical Council for more details.

Yes, you can apply for diploma's or university transfer courses (also called pathway programs) in Canadian colleges. Some universities will accept you for BA or undeclared courses.