I am 24 yr graduate in business administration applied for Marketing Research and Analytics at centennial college Canada?What is the scope of this Course and area of study? I have also applied for George Brown College for Analytics course? How good and bad are both of them both collegwise and course

I am revising this answer after the question was edited.  Since you are already doing the course, am sure you must have taken some counselling before taking admission into it.  If you are looking for job opportunities just because you studied in Canada then you are wrong there are many competitors back home that will be given much preference over you?  Education in India is equally and sometimes better than some foreign universities.  Foreign education is expensive and most of the students that go for these kind of degrees and certificates actually do not have a vision and do this just because they have a relative staying abroad or their parents can afford to spend  a couple of lakhs for their children. Get yourself a Vocational Job Counsellor who can set you onto the right path.  If you think your path is clear, as evident in your reply to someone elses answer then this question is irrelevant.

It is  like you are doing something which you yourself don't know. I don't understand how can one apply anywhere without knowing its basic even! Buddy have a clear approach at first, you will see the path clear on its own. EDIT 1. This is in response to your message and the edit you have done in question. See certificate course should not let you done provided the one you did is of some good standards. When someone masters in a course it often indicates that he has keen interest in that particular subject and has good depth in it while certificate courses are comparatively shorter and may not include all the aspects as in masters. Now when job is considered , it depends upon your ability to put forward what all you have learnt so far in an efficient manner. Now coming to second part , it doesn't matter much weather you are from Canadian college or Indian. India is no less in terms of studies. International students may have an upper hand if you have some good scores, especially for private jobs because Indian students too have all the guts needed. So I feel it depends more on what all you have learnt so far, experiences and your ability to fit in the job you apply in. Hope I help , good luck.