Canada

Hi, you should first check the entry requirements of different colleges. For a PG level programme, you must ideally have an overall score of 6.5 with no module less than 6. Your academic percentage must also be more than 55% to at least be eligible to apply under SPP.

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What will matter now is if you've completed your B.Tech on time and if you have adequate grades. A good SOP about your previous gap, what you intend to study now, your future plans etc. must be prepared.

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It will depend on the previous refusal and in what ways you have improved your application this time around. Easy or difficult will depend on your application solely. It is common, many students reapply for visa with a stronger and better application.

Very good. Canada is heaven for Indian students. But Ozz is a bit volatile towards Indians.

There are two options that might help you 1) You need to give an IELTS exam and get a good score in it. It primarily comprises of listening, reading, writing and speaking modules of English language. There are some colleges that apply you on the basis of this test only. But the best colleges do ask

Canada is one of the best countries with a great number of Indians pursuing MS or MBA.

Canada’s international business management has better scope as compared to MBA in supply chain management. The strong factor for this is that Canada is not a big gun in export, import and manufacturing operations. The large scale industries are very less in that nation. So in my opinion you should t

Dear Twinkle,
If you are willing to make career in PGDIBM, then I would say that be cautious and dedicated about yourself. Take admission in a college which has global reputation and be consistent throughout your studies and you don't need to worry at all for the scope of this course. You can find se

Try PMP certification, it has better acceptability in software industry. You can do it from Canada center:
https://www.pmi.org/certifications/types/project-management-pmp