Canada

In America, TOEFL is a good exam. The USA has its own criteria for selecting the student. Some countries take students without GRE, but in America many colleges prefer GRE, so if you really want to study in the USA, go through TOEFL and as for scholarship, I will suggest you to focus on the admissio

The reason for the gap, if you have gained some work experience in a particular field then you can mention that. Paperwork is of utmost importance to get a study visa.

After the completion of graduation, you can go for MD (Master of Doctor) which is best course. You should give entrance exams for the abroad so you can get scholarship and will get admission easily. Thanks.

To pursue M.Sc. In CSE, you need to qualify GRE. If you qualify GRE. Then you need to do online counselling. After that, you can take admission in this college.

You have good scored in IELTS. Some of the Canadian university will take you on the basis of this score. You can try for Germany with this score. You will get the best college to do the desired course. Germany will be less expensive in terms of daily expenses and tuition fee as well. Thanks.

You need minimum 50% required. You also need IELTS 6 band required. You cna do computer programme.

Canada Post graduation is two year programme. It will cost you around 18 Lacs tuition fees and living expenses another 10 Lacs. You need to take a bank loan and then only process it. You can apply for scholarships after you get your admission. However, purely based on your academic marks only you wi

Hi Gurumukh,
I am listing some of the colleges:Justice Institute of British Columbia
North Island College
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Royal Roads University
College of New Caledonia
Douglas College
Emily Carr University of Art and Design
Langara College
Kwantlen Polytechnic University
College of