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New answer posted•8 years ago
Dinesh Kristi
8 years ago
Hi Dushant,
Either mark sheets or academic transcript will be required in addition to other documents like your financial statements, etc.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Dinesh Kristi
8 years ago
Hi Harpreet,
You should consider working on your application. Your grades are fine though 66% is a little low for the universities. It depends where you applied in the past and on what basis you have been rejected. You must be careful of not choosing an irrelevant course. You must have had relevant

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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
Hi Mani,
Though both these colleges are good I will strongly go for the one with co-op option. Being an international student, it's very important that you gain some experience while studying, this will increase your job prospects there and you can also show some international learning experience on

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Dinesh Kristi
8 years ago
Hi Siju,
Universities in India needs to recognised by UGC, as long as it is recognised and approved by the recognition authority in India it will be recognised elsewhere. However, foreign universities may ask for some more assessment.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Dinesh Kristi
8 years ago
Hi Alka,
The score requirements vary from college to college but you should always aim for a first-class position. 70% and above is ideal. Below 50% is not accepted.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Vikas Kaushik
8 years ago
Hi Aman Tripathi,
Three-year degrees are not easily accepted by Canadian universities. They may require an additional evaluation. But, on the basis your B.Sc, you can apply for PG Diploma programs from colleges like Humber, Seneca, etc., mainly the SPP colleges.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Vikas Kaushik
8 years ago
Hi Sukhveer Dhindsa,
You need patience, some universities take more than 2 months. It depends on a number of factors like the number of applicants and also when you applied. If you applied somewhere near the final deadlines it is going to take some time. You will hear from them whatever their decisi

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Kavya Saluja Evans
8 years ago
Hi Dohil,
Yes, in many cases you can. Many colleges can accept you but with more strict evaluation because you are from open schooling. But, not every college will accept your application. It is therefore advisable that you check with them directly. Chances of admission in Germany are very less so w

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New answer posted•8 years ago

What is the procedure to take admission for M.Sc agriculture in Canada?

42 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Parveen Kumar
Kavya Saluja Evans
8 years ago
Hi Parveen,
If you are planning for Canada here are some important things to remember, universities require -
1. Four years Bachelor's degree
2. First class, above 70%
3. GRE depends on the university
4. IELTS or TOEFL
These are the requirements and differs from university to university. As an M.Sc appl

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8 years ago
The most common graduate law degree programme is the LLM degree (Master of Law), which is internationally recognised and takes one year of full-time study to complete. Best Masters courses in Canada in the law field are mentioned below:
1) LLM in International Business Law
2) LLM in Tax Law - Full Tim

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