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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Sonali, I will recommend Canada keeping in mind the immigrant checks and stay back options after studies. In UK, getting a job after studies is very tough for Indians. Also the one-year M.Sc from UK is not recognised in India by a majority of companies and organizations. So its a risk. Canada is way more flexible and has good schemes. Post-study work options are also very good. You can be eligible to work for around 2-3 years. The ROI in Canada will be better.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Kev, Post graduate Diploma courses are generally of one year, you won't find any 2-year Diploma course. You can check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/certificate-diploma-in-computers-colleges-cl.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there,
Firstly, I doubt if you will have an enough choice with 60.5%. You will have options for PG Diploma programmes but admissions into a Masters course in Canada will be very difficult for you. If you wish you may look for courses and colleges in Australia. To be very specific with which course you should take will be very difficult since it's an individual choice. May be you should first figure out your subject interest and job plans and decide. If you want to study engineering then Canada will be a tough choice and not wise, in that case you can choose Australia or any other country. If you want to study management, etc., yo
Firstly, I doubt if you will have an enough choice with 60.5%. You will have options for PG Diploma programmes but admissions into a Masters course in Canada will be very difficult for you. If you wish you may look for courses and colleges in Australia. To be very specific with which course you should take will be very difficult since it's an individual choice. May be you should first figure out your subject interest and job plans and decide. If you want to study engineering then Canada will be a tough choice and not wise, in that case you can choose Australia or any other country. If you want to study management, etc., yo
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there,
Typically, you will require it during the visa process. During the university application they only ask for transcripts, etc. and not the school leaving certificate.
Typically, you will require it during the visa process. During the university application they only ask for transcripts, etc. and not the school leaving certificate.
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OMKAR PHALEAn Undergraduate student who loves to travel.
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Hello Pratiksha,
Both exams can be considered equally easy or difficult, but what can be considered while choosing between IELTS or TOEFL is if you are planning on doing your Masters in UK or around Europe IELTS is a better option as it is more preferred exam in Europe as in the case of TOEFL. It is more popularly recognised in US, Canada, etc. Thank you. Good luck.
Both exams can be considered equally easy or difficult, but what can be considered while choosing between IELTS or TOEFL is if you are planning on doing your Masters in UK or around Europe IELTS is a better option as it is more preferred exam in Europe as in the case of TOEFL. It is more popularly recognised in US, Canada, etc. Thank you. Good luck.
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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction
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1) Waterloo University
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) McGill University
5) McMaster University
6) Simon Fraser University
7) Queen's university
8) University of Calgary
9) University of Victoria.
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) McGill University
5) McMaster University
6) Simon Fraser University
7) Queen's university
8) University of Calgary
9) University of Victoria.
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Kiri Piyush
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Hi Nisar,
Masters programs are research based and in-depth study. PG Diplomas are accelerated programs somewhat compared to Masters. Decide what you want to study, research oriented or accelerated practical based programme and decide. Memorial University of New Found land, Dalhousie University, Georgian College, Fanshawe College, University of Toronto etc. Are some universities and colleges which you can search.
Masters programs are research based and in-depth study. PG Diplomas are accelerated programs somewhat compared to Masters. Decide what you want to study, research oriented or accelerated practical based programme and decide. Memorial University of New Found land, Dalhousie University, Georgian College, Fanshawe College, University of Toronto etc. Are some universities and colleges which you can search.
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Kiri Piyush
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Hi Manjit, choose a course relevant to your subjects in class 12th. You must also note your interests and aptitude and choose the course accordingly. Nobody else can precisely tell you which course is best for you or what you can study, is an individual choice. You should first know what to study, why you want to study ad also arrange for funds. It is good to earn on your own but you have to pay the first year tuition fee even before you go, so decide again.
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Jansen Dhar
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Hi Vipin,
Canadian Universities are extremely competitive and backlogs are something they don't easily accept or prefer. If your final aggregate marks are good, you can have a chance and will also depend on other things like your projects, work experience, recommendation letters etc.
Canadian Universities are extremely competitive and backlogs are something they don't easily accept or prefer. If your final aggregate marks are good, you can have a chance and will also depend on other things like your projects, work experience, recommendation letters etc.
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