Canada

Hello, for IELTS, scoring 6 and above is enough. As she scored 8+, she can definitely go for it. She can check in with Canadian University. I need to know about the degree, as the results came in 1st week of September, when will she get her degree? You can send a mail to Canadian University, giving them this detail, and they will definitely find a way out. All the best.

Hello Imran,
You have done M.Sc in maths but wants to pursue MS in Computer Science from Canada. It's of course gr8 to know your dreams. Even though Institutions abroad normally offer wide variety of choices, jumping into computer science without any background, I am afraid may not be feasible. However I suggest you approach agencies dealing in sending students to Canada to find out if there is any chance for you.

Hello Himanshu, It depends on the visa interview as well as the Canadian University's criteria for admission into Masters course. Some universities permit backlogs but some don't. You need to carefully apply for such good universities. Also, at the time of the visa interview, try to avoid bringing up the backlogs issue as the interviewer may reject your Visa. Highlight all the publications you have and all the achievements too. Those will have a positive impact on both university and interview. Rest all is in your hands. Good luck!

Hi Aakansha,
You can get in the University of North British Columbia. It is the best or you can also consider the University of Toronto. These are top two and you can also get a scholarship but atleast you should have an IELTS score more than 6 to do MBA in Canada.

Hi Sunanda, you have good chances to study in Canada as a minimum score of 6 is required and as you have 7.5 bands in IELTS, you can get it. Go for it. All the best!

Yes, you can but you can only enroll for PGDM or other Diploma or Masters courses not for MBA as they require 4-years of graduation course for enrollment.

Hi Abhinav, it's one of the most popular colleges, but always check with the college directly about career assistance, internship, etc. before applying.

Hi Vikas, Masters are research oriented and very hard to get admission into. If you want a career in teaching or research then you can apply for Masters but with 62% chances are very low. PG Diploma is a popular programme in Canada, you can apply to SPP colleges, be eligible for a post-study work permit for two or three years and think of an MBA in future.