Canada Eligibility

Hi Parwinder,
Yes, eligible but check with the colleges for the IELTS score requirement. For PG courses normally 6.5 is required but sometimes they do consider.

Hi Nav,
It will depend on the university requirement, and admissions are not done on basis of only IELTS score, you must have more than 55% to be eligible to study in Canada.

Hello Rehan,
I am attaching a useful link for you in this regard.
http://geebeeworld.com/Country-of-Study/canada/education-system/general-requirements-for-engineering-studies/

Hi ,you should check colleges in Australia and also in countries like Russia, Norway, Ireland, etc. Canada is too competitive for you and so many backlogs won't be accepted.

Hi,
53% is too low for a non SPP college. Though you can re-apply and you may still have an admission offer, chances of a visa are nil. Check Australian institutes.

Hi,
You must pursue something relevant which could be a Masters in mechanical engineering. If you have other interests you need to share for proper guidance.

Hi Diana Ross,
Complete your Bachelor degree first with a first class and take your IELTS. You may also have to do a PG Diploma since most universities require a 4 year Bachelor degree.

Hello, you can apply into 1- 2 year PG Diploma programs with those grades and under SPP scheme only. Masters are highly competitive. There are no 2 year undergraduate programs except Diploma and advanced Diplomas, etc. However, since you already completed your Bachelors, it is not recommended you to opt for an UG Diploma now. For courses and colleges, you can check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/masters-of-business-in-abroad-cl1239

Hello Anuranjan,
You have scored perhaps enough marks in your graduation exam and I feel you can get Admission in a Canadian college for MS. But then there are many more hurdles to cross and negotiate. It's best to take advise of an expert agency dealing in this routinely.