It is definitely possible to study Masters in the USA and Canada without appearing for your GRE exams. However, you should always check what is required to get into the university that you want and what they require as compulsory criteria. Also, a score of 6.5-7.0 in your IELTS examination or at least 104 in the TOEFL examination is necessary. Depending on the programs, Universities which do not require GRE are

MIT Johns Hopkins University University of Illinois University of Iowa Purdue University and many others.
There's also a blog that has a bunch of other universities that need no GRE for Masters.
iSchoolConnect can help you find the perfect university based on your scores and much more. Do check them out.

Hi Samantha, here you go - the list of Canadian universities that accept GRE for business programs -
Brock University
Cape Breton University (Community Economic Development)
Carleton University
Concordia University
Dalhousie University (MBA in Financial Services)
HEC Montreal
Ivey Business School Toronto
Lakehead University
McGill University
McMaster University
Queens University School of Business
St. Mary's University
Thompson Rivers University
University of Alberta
University of British Columbia
University of Calgary
University of New Brunswick – Fredericton
University of Quebec at Rimouski
University Canada West
University of Manitoba
University of New Brunswick — Saint John
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
University of Ottawa
University of Toronto
University of Victoria
University of Western Ontario
Wilfrid Laurier University
York University

Hey, here are a few universities for MBA in Canada-

University of Toronto Mcgill University University of Western Ontario York University Queen’s University
You'll find more here. The link will also tell you about the curriculum and the tuition fees of each university.

Yeah, after that, you can stay back for the same amount of time as the duration of your course
How cool is that!?

Juhi is right about having a good profile overall
If you have good test scores and acads and relevant experience...
You'll get an admission...
Canada is amazing for business...even job wise!

Canada
Their immigration laws are also very relaxed
You can easily get a job after graduation

Universities in Canada are much cheaper than the ones in the US, Australia, and Switzerland
The full-time annual tuition at Guelph is 18,000 dollars

UNBC has a program for MA in English, and yeah, it's actually a good option
You can also look at Victoria, Queens, Toronto, Guelph, and Saskatchewan

Even the average varies on the basis of which program you choose
Arts programs can cost between 4000 and 8000 Canadian dollars
Tech and MBA programs will cost more
So, my question is, what course are you looking to do?

A good TOEFL score would be 100+

Also depends on your subject of interest
Look at QS subject-wise rankings for that

Yeah
You can stay back and work for 2 years if you have studied for 1 year
And stay back for 3 years if you have studied for 2 years
It's pretty cool like that!

And don't forget to look at the faculty and their interests and accomplishments

Also, you can get a part-time job and work for 20 hours a week during your semester
You can also work full-time during holidays
That will help you cover for your expenses by a huge amount

Hi Prateek
Here's an article that you will find very helpful!

Great education
International outlook
Quality of life
Travel perks
Cost-effective

Both are well-known for being cheaper than the other top study abroad destinations
Both are immigrant-friendly
To get a comprehensive idea about both and decide which one to choose, read about them in detail-
Canada
Ireland

AVERAGE TUITION FEES
UG: 17 lacs
PG: 10 lacs

20 hours per week

You can check out-
University of British Columbia (UBC)
University of Toronto (UoT)
McGill University.
McMaster University.
Saskatchewan University.
University of Calgary.
University of Alberta.
And more...