Canada

Dear Kavya,
Please always refer to the university website for updated fee structure since the same may not reflect on our website immediately. You may drop an email to the desired universities for the course and fee structure, they will get back to you with the details. Hope this helped.

You can do a wide range of courses depending on the subject of your associate degree. Science itself is a wide field and pinpointing a particular course for you is difficult guess. Look at your interests and see if your desired programme is relevant to your academic Background. Go through the websites of popular universities such as UBC, utoronto etc. go through the programs under Science and choose.

Hi Manmeet Singh, I think you should first decide what kind of job opportunities you are looking for and decide what to study accordingly, since you are doing the reverse thing here. With an MBA, you should gain some work experience in India and figure out what you want. Otherwise, options and admission chances are limited. Take the IELTS. If you want to study a management course, take GRE or GMAT. You can learn a foreign language too for better job prospects. Go through university websites for programs they have and match with your career plans. It is your personal decision.

The budget may vary from one university to the other depending on the requirements.

No, you can't. Maths is a compulsory subject for all the semesters in B.Sc-IT and the cut-off for this course is based upon the marks scored in maths in 12th standard.

How do you calculate the backlogs? You may have 6 papers but how many times you attempted. If you have more than 6 times, you need not try for Canada. If you have only 6, then you can try in Canada. Few colleges may accept you, but no university will offer you admission. You can try other countries like New Zealand and UK.

Hi Harsh,
A difficult choice. Germany is a well-known destination for mechanical engineering, it's a hub. But admissions are very difficult so is Canada particularly for MS programs. Germany is cheaper. If you have very good academics plus strong projects and overall strong profile, you can try applying to Germany. I will rather suggest you to 2-3 universities in both countries. Find out about work permit options and overall budget. Compare and finalize likewise.

Hi,
What is your 12th percentage? Also, it is not easy to pinpoint the universities which will give you admission. Check the entry requirements along with the minimum percentage and IELTS scores required. Apply to those universities which are close to your own profile.