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Which country is better for BBA: India or Canada?

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Asked by Shamsan
Ankit Kumar
6 years ago
BBA is only a graduation degree and generally not the last degree for most of the students before job. Most of BBA grads opt for MBA. As education in Canada is expensive in comparison to cost of education in India, It is recommended that you do BBA in India and may evaluate doing MBA from Canada.

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Is AICTE approved in Canada universities?

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Asked by Jeet
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Can I apply in canada for digree study with this CBHE certificate?

29 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Bibin
Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
There are few colleges that will approve this certificate, but I should tell it is not. If I want to get a student visa to Canada for a Masters's degree, I have to apply for a visa. I got my Australia study visa rejected, then Canada study visa rejected.

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Backlogs issue in studying Canada.

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Asked by Shreyansh
Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
Some universities in Canada accept maximum 5 backlogs, with a minimum 70 per cent in Bachelors whereas some universities accept applications from students who have maximum 7 or 8 backlogs but only for PG degree programmes, provided they have minimum 65 per cent and above in Bachelors.

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S
6 years ago
Yes you can. I had a friend who went to Canada to study CS he made an application through Edwise, you should check them out.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
Your chances of permanent immigration, whatsoever, are less than 10%. Let me give a data of last year. Last year, the number of registration we took for Canada immigration were 1813 including couples. The number of invitations received for Permanent Residency were less than 100 including PNP and Fre

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