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Shankari Chowdhury
Contributor-Level 7
Hi Neel,
Studying abroad is not meant only for rich kids. Universities abroad have scholarships for bright students. Even banks in India give study loans. You must remember though that they do not give 100% funding, around 20% must be arranged by you. The rest of the amount will be taken care of by the bank including your living expenses. So, if you want to study abroad then start saving, talk with your parents and check for options.
Studying abroad is not meant only for rich kids. Universities abroad have scholarships for bright students. Even banks in India give study loans. You must remember though that they do not give 100% funding, around 20% must be arranged by you. The rest of the amount will be taken care of by the bank including your living expenses. So, if you want to study abroad then start saving, talk with your parents and check for options.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Hi Kulwinder,
First, you have to know the requirements to gain entry into a Canadian university. For M.Sc admissions, a very high academic percentile is a requisite. Secondly, most universities require a four year B.Sc degree. If you have a three year degree course you have to contact the universities first and see what measures you can take to gain entry. Typically, we advise students to complete the first year of a Master's degree course in India to be eligible. However, this does not mean you will gain lateral entry into the second year in Canada. Completing a year in India is recommended to meet the 16 year education requirement. Y
First, you have to know the requirements to gain entry into a Canadian university. For M.Sc admissions, a very high academic percentile is a requisite. Secondly, most universities require a four year B.Sc degree. If you have a three year degree course you have to contact the universities first and see what measures you can take to gain entry. Typically, we advise students to complete the first year of a Master's degree course in India to be eligible. However, this does not mean you will gain lateral entry into the second year in Canada. Completing a year in India is recommended to meet the 16 year education requirement. Y
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Aditya Vikram Reddy VennapusalaFortis Fortuna Adiuvat
Contributor-Level 8
Well, there are lot of Hospital management colleges in India but here are some of the good colleges:
1. Indian Institute of Health Management Research, University in Jaipur
2. Indian Institute of Pharmaceutical Marketing
College in Lucknow
3. Institute of Health Management Research - Bangalore (IIHMR - B)
4. Goa Institute of Management
5. International Institute Of Health Management Research College in Delhi
6. Hindustan University, Chennai. Good Luck.
1. Indian Institute of Health Management Research, University in Jaipur
2. Indian Institute of Pharmaceutical Marketing
College in Lucknow
3. Institute of Health Management Research - Bangalore (IIHMR - B)
4. Goa Institute of Management
5. International Institute Of Health Management Research College in Delhi
6. Hindustan University, Chennai. Good Luck.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Manjinder,
Ideal option has to be PCM with CS in 11th and 12th. You must be academically strong and good in maths. There are many options you can choose from in Canada like B.Sc. Computer Science, B.Sc. Software Engineering, B.Sc. IT etc. Which particular course you choose will depend on your exact interest. You have to check college websites and read the programme syllabus and see which course interests you more.
Ideal option has to be PCM with CS in 11th and 12th. You must be academically strong and good in maths. There are many options you can choose from in Canada like B.Sc. Computer Science, B.Sc. Software Engineering, B.Sc. IT etc. Which particular course you choose will depend on your exact interest. You have to check college websites and read the programme syllabus and see which course interests you more.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Sonali,
Yes, you can do that but for MBA they will require work experience. So after M.Sc. You must work. So instead of wasting additional time why don't you simply get a job and apply for MBA.
Yes, you can do that but for MBA they will require work experience. So after M.Sc. You must work. So instead of wasting additional time why don't you simply get a job and apply for MBA.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Divyesh,
Honestly speaking, chances are low. Even if a college admits you, a visa rejection is high. You have to check all possible options even outside Canada, other countries like Aus and NZ.
Honestly speaking, chances are low. Even if a college admits you, a visa rejection is high. You have to check all possible options even outside Canada, other countries like Aus and NZ.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Sivakumar, for Masters an overall score of 6.5 is required but it mainly depends on the university, so before applying you have to check the requirements on their websites.
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8 years ago
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Subhrajyoti Saha
Contributor-Level 8
Yup, its two different degrees- the first one is B.Com and the second one is BBA.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Sudheer, Ye, it is. Research opportunities are immense. You can also check universities in Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Netherlands, etc. For this area.
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Natalie Elaine
Beginner-Level 4
Dear Rich, if you are considering Civil Engineering in Canada then the options include
University of Calgary (Schulich School of Engineering )
University of Alberta
Western University
Concordia University and
McGill University.
University of Calgary (Schulich School of Engineering )
University of Alberta
Western University
Concordia University and
McGill University.
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