I'm a civil engineer wanting to pursue MS

[Adnaneon]

I'm a civil engineer from India, wanting to pursue masters from Canada. My 10th standard 80.75%, 12th standard 90.6% and 64.41% in engineering. During my course of engineering I've missed some exams like I was absent for a total of 12 exams due to some genuine reasons and I failed only in 1 exam which I appeared for. So I just want to know that I'll have 12 backlogs or this is not considered as a backlog. My memo from university mentions that I was absent for the particular exam{f(ab)} . Do I've a chance to study from a University if I fulfil rest of the other criteria like IELTS, GRE etc. I've an year of experience.
Thanks and Regards
Er. Taha Adnan.

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Nobody cares about your 10th or 12th, only your bachelor's matters which is rather low. Suggest you do GRE and get a great score to make up for your 64%

 

[Adnaneon]

Nobody cares about your 10th or 12th, only your bachelor's matters which is rather low. Suggest you do GRE and get a great score to make up for your 64%

Ok Thank You for the suggestion. But what about the exams I've written later. Are those considered as backlogs?

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Ok Thank You for the suggestion. But what about the exams I've written later. Are those considered as backlogs?

What does it say on your transcript?

 

[binnareyn]

You have to apply to universities to find out if you will be admitted.
Your are getting worried for NO reason.

I would say, you apply to one university and one college.
You can explain why you were absent from the exams in your Statement of Purpose - both to the university and to IRCC.

As Fall 2021 deadlines are approaching or getting over, your first step should be to apply to a university than worry about other things..