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New answer posted•8 years ago
Stuti Pandya
8 years ago
In Canada, with tuition fee and living cost, it will be 6,571 Canadian dollars and if you convert it into Indian rupees 420,544 which means around 5 lakhs.

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New answer posted•8 years ago

What is the required percentage to pursue B.Sc from Canada?

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Asked by Prince
Stuti Pandya
8 years ago
The minimum percentage required by Canadian universities is 65%. But it is also a combination of what activities you have done.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Vishal Yadav
8 years ago
As per survey reports, Australia is quite good for education as compared to Germany and Canada but Germany is a the cheapest country for education.
Good luck!

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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
If you have done with your graduation, then go for PG course if not the go for Diploma course.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
Hi Subin,
Getting a job initially will be difficult particularly because you are a foreigner unless you want to work in a retail store. So it depends what kind of job you want to do. Completing your PG Diploma in Canada will allow you to work for 2-3 years which sounds like a better deal.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Chetna S
8 years ago
Hi, More than 5-years of gap is not impressive unless you gained some work experience. I can only advice to get in touch with the universities and agents who can guide you as per the university specific admission rules. You must also prepare for SOP accordingly and manage to get good recommendation

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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
Courses to pursue in medical schools at Canada:
General Medicine: 4- (graduate) & 6-year programme
Veterinary Medicine: 6-year programme
Dentistry: 5 to 6-year programme
Pharmacy: 5 to 6-year programme
Nursing: 3 to 4-year programme
Physiotherapy: 3 to 4-year programme
Medical specialisation: 3 to 6-year p

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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
Masters and PG Diploma courses can be used to specialize in disciplines within the field of pharmacy. Some of the well known disciplines which you can pursue from colleges in Canada are as follows:
Clinical Pharmacy
Community Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Nuclear Pharmacy
Pharmacognosy
Pharmacology
Tox

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Vikas Kaushik
8 years ago
Sorry Kaushal, no chance here. MS is extremely competitive. I am not discouraging you but this is a fact. Even if you apply for a PGDM in Canada, they won't accept 13 backlogs. Look at other countries, Australia perhaps. If your final percentage is good you may still have a chance in a very good uni

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New answer posted•8 years ago

Which exam do I need to write among TOEFL and IELTS for France, Canada and Germany?

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Asked by Pratiksha
Vikas Kaushik
8 years ago
Take the IELTS though TOEFL is also accepted, but in Europe, IELTS is preferred, also accepted in Canada.

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