MBA in Canada

Of course, IELTS is accepted by UK and many countries, in fact preferred in UK. London for your information is not a country so you need to be specific where you want to apply. Canada is a better option as it offers work permits which is not available to international students in UK currently if you have been following updates and news closely. Nevertheless, you must narrow down your choice basis the university requirements, budget, climate etc. and select where to study.

It mainly depends on the B-school and affordability for the student. So, check the QS world ranking for best MBA schools and decide. My suggestion is Singapore, Canada and then New Zealand.

Hi Abhijeet,
You have to take this decision on your own. Apply to top ranked universities in both the countries, getting into a tier 3 university abroad will give little value as in India university reputation is more important. Moreover, the top schools will train you such that you can be fit to work anywhere in the world. India also has good business schools from IIMs to XLRI. Try in those as well.

Yes, to pursue MBA in a Canadian University you need to have a 4 year UG degree if you have 3 years degree then you need to pursue a year long short term course.

MBA is more of an American concept and the program requires the students to have more work experience. MBA courses in US have classes where students have average work experience of 5 years.
PGDM is what Indian students are more familiar with. You can start a PGD with or without any work experience. That depends from university to university. PGD also has more theoretical approach to teaching while MBA is more practical course.
Canadian PGD is a respected degree and should be beneficial to your career.

For MBA courses, you need work experience of a few years. If you don't have that, you may apply for a PGDM course which doesn't require work experience.
Otherwise, many Canadian universities accept students with three years of undergrad degrees. You don't need to have 14 years of education to get admitted there.

Hi, Canada would be a better option due to its university reputation and opportunities, it neighbors USA hence opportunities keeps coming. For MBA in either countries work experience is required. If you don't have work experience.then look.for Masters in Operation Management or Strategy.

yes most of colleges abroad prefer work ex pf atleast 1to 2 years

Not bad scores. Try UBC, York and Toronto. But keep safe options such as university of Alberta, University of Calagary. It also matters a lot that you have work experience or not, if yes then how many years and which field.

For MBA from Canada you need to have work experience. Without work experience, you can't get admission to any well-reputed Canadian university.