IELTS Scores

Hello,
The scores are good, but could you tell which course you want to pursue as there is a huge education gap which needs to explained to the admission officer.

You have a good overall IELTS score but, your writing bands may create a problem because most of the colleges in Canada demand that every component of the IELTS exam should be greater than 6 bands. I'll recommend to again give IELTS so that in every component you get at least 6 bands.

It depends on college to college. Most of the good colleges will not accept you because they want students who have very good academic scores. What you could do is make your SOP (Statement of Purpose) very good that it impresses the Canadian colleges, and then there's a chance for your admission.

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.

Chances in USF is decent, your percentile is also good. They will evaluate your SOP, LOR etc. GRE score is okay but it is always good to have a score above 310. Good thing is USF and most universities in USF checks overall application package and not just one factor. So, good luck. Canada, well is very competitive for MS.

Well that depends on the criteria set by the University. Check out the details of the course in the University's website. You can then find out whether they require the GRE score or not.

With your great profile, you will surely get admission in a Canada university, But, a greater IELTS band will result in better University options.

Hi,
I think you can but you have only mentioned your IELTS score, so difficult to get what you are planning to study, your percentage etc. Even if your IELTS is bit low there are English language pathway courses by Australian universities. You have to find information. On university websites. Also, the admission requirements are different with every university and programme.