Canada

Yes, Conestoga College Canada is a good option for Indian students fir the reasons listed below:

• Consistently ranks among Ontario's Best Colleges for graduate employment as well as student, graduate and employer satisfaction.
• Variety of Certificate,  Diploma, Degree and Post-Graduate programs, with many co-op options available
• Knowledgeable and passionate teachers
• Affordable tuition costs

Many Indian students are happy with their experience at the college, as per the Conestoga College Student Reviews on Shiksha Study Abroad.

No, Indian students don't need to submit a separate application for scholarships at NEU Canada. The primary admission application automatically serves as a student's scholarship application.

Students will be notified of any merit awards when admitted. However, some financial aids like the Torch Scholars program require a nomination rather than a direct application.

Indian students need to pay an initial deposit worth CAD 1,500 (INR 1 Lakhs) to attend NEU Canada. This deposit it also referred to as the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) deposit.

Students use this to secure a spot and initiate the issuance of their PAL and Proof of Acceptance (POA) from Northeastern Uni Canada.

Students can pay their enrollment deposit immediately after receiving their admission letter. NEU will send an invoice with payment link directly to the student's email.

If the payment link is not received within 10 days of being admitted, Indian students are advised to contact NEU Student Financial Services for help.

Payments can only be made via invoice portal. NEU Canada no longer accepts wire transfer payments except via the invoice portal.

Northeastern Uni Canada has a average class size of just 20 to 30 people, depending on the course. This allows better communication between faculty and students. Students also get a more personalized learning experience. NEU Canada intends to deliver the best learning environment to students.

Yes, students can change their programme at NEU Canada. The process depends on whether a student have already started their classes or are yet to.

Students yet to start classes can change major by contacting the admissions office. Highly competitve programs may require an additional portfolio.

Students already taking classes, need to meet their assigned Academic Advisor and submit a Change of Major Request form.

NEU Canada's Align and Bridge programs (like MS in Computer Science Align) are for students from a non-tech background or with non-STEM UG degrees who wish to transition into high-demand tech fields.

They provide the foundational coursework needed to complete a PG degree without any prior background in tech. These are structured as follows:

• The Bridge Phase - First 1 to 2 semester are spent building foundational technical, algorithmic, and software design skills.
• Master's Phase - Once the bridge courses complete, students transition to the standard MS curriculum.

Scholarship deadlines at NEU Canada vary for different financial aid programs. This depends on whether a student is applying for general merit-based or specialised scholarships.

General merit scholarships accept applications in early-Jan for Fall intake and mid-Apr. Specialized scholarships like NU First has a deadline of early Apr/May.

Check the official university NEU Canada website to know more.

Yes, students can transfer from the Northeastern Canada campus to one of its US campuses. For that, students need to meet the specific entry requirements and follow the steps listed below:

• Speak with the current academic advisor to understand the requirements of campus transfer
• Email OGS Canada Advising, a copy of the Campus Transfer Request, as signed by the academic advisor
• Contact the Academic Advisor for the next steps