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New answer posted•8 years ago
I am pursuing B.Sc non-medical (PCM). For what all courses am I eligible to pursue in Canada?
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Asked by Mahima
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8 years ago
Hi Mahima Sharma, you are eligible for courses related to PCM but with 65% gaining admissions into MS programs will be a challenge. Also what you study now will be totally on your interest. Environmental Science, Agriculture, Chemistry etc. are some basic courses you can see. Explore here
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New answer posted•8 years ago
I have 10 backlogs in B.Tech (15 backlogs, counting the number of chances I got). I have cleared them all. Can I pursue MS from Canada?
131 Views|2 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Amal
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8 years ago
Hi Kamal, what you hears is right. And even if some college do admit, there is visa rejection. This happens most of the times. However if your overall percentage after clearing all the backlogs is good, additionally if you have some very good projects and internships and other skills then you can tr
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8 years ago
Hi Raju Sirsa,
Yes, ofcourse. It is a highly competitive place and one of the best countries to study. But it all depends on what you want to study and where you want to work. The universities and colleges you opt to study must also be taken into consideration. There are both good and not so good co
Yes, ofcourse. It is a highly competitive place and one of the best countries to study. But it all depends on what you want to study and where you want to work. The universities and colleges you opt to study must also be taken into consideration. There are both good and not so good co
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I want to pursue MEng in Canada. Which universities can I apply? What are my chances of getting admission?
47 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Bala
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8 years ago
Hello Bala,
It's very nice to know about your dreams of doing PG in Canada even many years after you have completed your graduation. Canada indeed desires that students from other countries should come and study. Your experience will also be useful in achieving your dreams. But going abroad for stud
It's very nice to know about your dreams of doing PG in Canada even many years after you have completed your graduation. Canada indeed desires that students from other countries should come and study. Your experience will also be useful in achieving your dreams. But going abroad for stud
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I want to do PGDM from Canada. Can I get any opportunities after PGDM or should I pursue MBA?
123 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Roopesh
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8 years ago
Hi Roopesh, PGDM is a professional course. You will get many opportunities but will depend on the programme, your college, industrial tie up of the college, your academic performance, skills, etc. If you get into a good college then nothing much to worry. To study MBA you must have 2 years work expe
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New answer posted•8 years ago
I've done B.Tech mechanical engineering from Kerala with 69%. Can you suggest a job oriented course in Canada?
82 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Amal
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8 years ago
Hi Kamal,
You can check PG Diploma or Graduate Certificate programmes like Advanced Manufacturing Management, Practical Elements of Mechanical Engineering, Car or Automotive Design, Sustainable Design Engineering, etc. It is the best option, you check college websites for relevant programmes they of
You can check PG Diploma or Graduate Certificate programmes like Advanced Manufacturing Management, Practical Elements of Mechanical Engineering, Car or Automotive Design, Sustainable Design Engineering, etc. It is the best option, you check college websites for relevant programmes they of
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What is the minimum percentage required to study in Canada?
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Asked by Sahal
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8 years ago
Hi Saha, Canadian universities are very competitive, around 70 to 75% is required for both UG and PG courses. But, there is scheme known as SPP for Indian students, if you apply under this scheme you can apply with a minimum percentage of 55%. Here the visa rejection rate is very high. Look at this
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I have done B.pharmacy from India and now planning to study in Canada. Which course should I go for?
48 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Ruchin
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8 years ago
Hi Ruchi,
You can consider a Masters or PG Diploma in Pharmacy itself or look for specialised courses like Drug & Regulatory Affairs, Community Pharmacy and Health, Hospital and Health Administration, Public Health, etc. You have to check the various courses offered by the colleges in your disciplin
You can consider a Masters or PG Diploma in Pharmacy itself or look for specialised courses like Drug & Regulatory Affairs, Community Pharmacy and Health, Hospital and Health Administration, Public Health, etc. You have to check the various courses offered by the colleges in your disciplin
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Am I eligible to pursue for MS in Canada? I have 90% in 10th, 93.9% in 12th and 54% in Bachelors degree.
60 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
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8 years ago
To qualify for an MS course in Canada, you have to appear for the GRE (Graduate Record Examination) which is a pre-requisite to gaining entry into an MS course abroad. Apart from that, you also may have to clear a language proficiency test required by many universities abroad or in Canada. If you ha
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I have got 6 band in IELTS. Can I apply for Masters in Canada?
47 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Anilkumar
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8 years ago
Hi Anilkumar,
You can if you also have the necessary academic grades or percentage. Your IELTS score is low and also it alone won't give you admission. If you have more than 75%, then you can apply for most MS programmes in Canada.
You can if you also have the necessary academic grades or percentage. Your IELTS score is low and also it alone won't give you admission. If you have more than 75%, then you can apply for most MS programmes in Canada.
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