IELTS

If you are capable to handle by yourself and your command on English language is quite good then you can get 6+ bands easily by practising at home.
And, you also get some knowledge and tips from online websites and materials also.
You have to prepare atleast 3 months prior to your exam at home. And give daily 3 or 4 hours and you'll get 6.5 easily.

Dear Shalu,
May I know if you had work experience? Without it, chances are tight, however, alternate options are always available.

Dear Rupinder,
For undergraduate courses, one must have an overall score of 6 with no part less than 5.5.
You should also check university websites for the requirements since they vary from one to another.

Hi,
One cannot really predict the visa chances. Your grades are good. To increase visa chances, apply to an university on time and show confidence in your application and profile. Very good English skills are required. You must be clear with your career plans. Your visa can also get rejected if you show any plans of migrating.

Please refer to the link provided below for a list of colleges which offer courses in higher studies (Masters) in Australia. You should be able to navigate to a college of your choice and check if you are eligible to apply to the particular college:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/australia/universities

Hi, Only IELTS is not sufficient unless you are planning for an average university. Otherwise, MBA programs require GMAT scores and work experience.

Hi,
It will depend on how well the student portrays his interest in hospitality management. He has to show some aptitude in the desired field and explain the universities why he wants to study it.

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.

Most Canadian universities and colleges have an IELTS requirement of overall 6 with no band less than 5.5. Depending on your marks, you will be able to apply to institutions that offer IELTS waiver if you have studied in CBSE or ISC. Or, institutions which will accept a 5 band in one section.

Hello Ganesh,
Every country has its pros and cons and also it depend on what exactly you are planning to study and where you want to settle. Australia is slightly expensive than Canada and you have to complete two academic years to gain the work permit which is overlooked by many. Canada on the other hand is very selective and if you don't have high academic grades chances to study in Canada is less. In terms of acceptance rates Australia has more options.