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New answer posted•9 years ago
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9 years ago
Hi Mercy,
You can do a part time job while studying. For the reverse you must first find part time nursing courses which will be difficult to find. Also, you must get a job.
You can do a part time job while studying. For the reverse you must first find part time nursing courses which will be difficult to find. Also, you must get a job.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I change my course from 1-year duration to 2-year after visiting college in Canada? Can I know about the fee structure?
61 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Harpreet
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9 years ago
Hi Harpreet,
It is possible to change a college but change in course and duration is less likely since admission requirements will be different. You can check the CIC website for college change process. To get to know about the fees you have to mention which program you are talking about. Or check h
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I am an M.Com graduate and I want to pursue a course in fitness and health from Canada. Will my visa get rejected?
92 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Prineeth
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9 years ago
Hi Prineeth,
Chances are high since there is no relevancy whatsoever to your prior education. Try in other countries like Australia or NZ.
Chances are high since there is no relevancy whatsoever to your prior education. Try in other countries like Australia or NZ.
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I have done my B.Sc (non-medical) with 67%. Can I apply further for graduate courses in Canada?
38 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Ankit
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9 years ago
Hi Ankit,
67% is low for Canadian universities especially if you are looking for MS. Some universities do consider but it’s going to be very competitive. You may to do some more searching on the university requirements, visit university’s websites for entry requirements. Alternatively you can apply
67% is low for Canadian universities especially if you are looking for MS. Some universities do consider but it’s going to be very competitive. You may to do some more searching on the university requirements, visit university’s websites for entry requirements. Alternatively you can apply
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9 years ago
Hi Jashandeep,
Majority of the universities do not accept 3-year Bachelor’s degree from India, but you have to check with the colleges, for exceptional profile they might accept. You should also check in countries that will accept 3-year’s degree like Australia, NZ, Singapore, France, Germany, etc.
Majority of the universities do not accept 3-year Bachelor’s degree from India, but you have to check with the colleges, for exceptional profile they might accept. You should also check in countries that will accept 3-year’s degree like Australia, NZ, Singapore, France, Germany, etc.
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I'm a graduate in computer science and engineering. Will I be able to do a PG Diploma in business administration in Canada?
101 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sreya
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9 years ago
Yes, of course. But, IELTS is not a very important component of an application. There are many more factors which will determine whether you get accepted into a good University or not, like SoP, Letter of recommendation, your undergraduate results, CV, etc.
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Which are the best countries for Masters in data analytics/data science other than Canada and Australia?
117 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Chacko
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9 years ago
Hi Chacko,
Yes, the three options you gave are good ones. Ireland is something you should consider. Also, if you apply to UK just remember that one year MS degrees are not accepted in India easily.
Yes, the three options you gave are good ones. Ireland is something you should consider. Also, if you apply to UK just remember that one year MS degrees are not accepted in India easily.
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Can I pursue BBA from Canada after completing class 12th (commerce) without maths?
113 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Rony
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9 years ago
Hi,
Looks difficult since mathematics will be required by majority of them. You can check with the colleges directly and see if any pre-requisite course can be done. You must be pro-active and must rigorously email them. Keep options open and check in Australia, New Zealand, etc. too.
Looks difficult since mathematics will be required by majority of them. You can check with the colleges directly and see if any pre-requisite course can be done. You must be pro-active and must rigorously email them. Keep options open and check in Australia, New Zealand, etc. too.
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Which is the best Diploma course in Canada with good job opportunities?
34 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Alwino
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9 years ago
Hi Alwino,
There are many, depends in which field you want to work in. You cannot just choose a course randomly without knowing your own interests, ask yourself what you want firstly. You should also keep checking leading job portals and check if they related job offers to have an idea.
There are many, depends in which field you want to work in. You cannot just choose a course randomly without knowing your own interests, ask yourself what you want firstly. You should also keep checking leading job portals and check if they related job offers to have an idea.
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9 years ago
Hi Abhishek,
There is absolutely no reason why an arts student cannot study in Canada. You must have the admission requirements of the particular course you want to study and also universities have their own admission policies. So decide and plan what to study, it has to be relevant to your prior ed
There is absolutely no reason why an arts student cannot study in Canada. You must have the admission requirements of the particular course you want to study and also universities have their own admission policies. So decide and plan what to study, it has to be relevant to your prior ed
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