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Scholar-Level 18
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Scholar-Level 17
Hi
The general requisites for b.tech are atleast 80% but you may try some universities which accept pathways program where you spend a year to fulfill the pre requisites.
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Scholar-Level 17
For masters or Phd, it mainly depends on what is your research area and how good is your overall profile in terms of projects taken, activities participated etc. You have to write to the faculty about seeking admission so here is the link.
http://www.engineering.ualberta.ca/GraduateStudents/GraduateAdmissions.aspx
Incase you need further guidance, feel free to post here.
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2016-02-18 22:02:43
Guide-Level 12
You have an experience for 5 years so it would be better for you to join somewhere where executives MBA/PGDM is available, you will find it more beneficial i guess.
On the other hand, ICBM keeps a life little busy for the students, but there are a lot of opportunities & learnings.
Hope this would help you in taking the decision.
Thank you.
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