Canada

Hello Punit,
No, as far as my information goes, there is no change.

There are many Master's degree courses which you can pursue after completing B.Sc. Many students prefer studying MS in Canada, mainly because there are top colleges in Canada which award degrees in MS and these degrees have high importance in the industry, hence it is easier to get jobs. But no one

Hi Vartika,
Popular countries for studying international relations apart from Canada are Australia, UK, USA, Netherlands and Germany, career includes political analyst, intelligence specialist, etc. It won't be easy to get a job abroad directly after graduating here, some good work experience, proje

Hi Aman,
You can apply to a lot of universities since your CGPA is quite good but which university will admit you is difficult to suggest as it's a university's decision. How selective it is and how strong your profile is as compared to other applicants?The University of Alberta, University of Water

Hi Sahil,
You can do PG Diploma or a graduate certificate course in the relevant field of your choice, a specialised course in areas like finance, marketing, human resources, international business, etc. Choose as per your interests.

Hi,
Your profile is confusing, your work experience is irrelevant to your education background though it all depends on your interest. If you are willing to study in Canada, you must choose a relevant course basis your education and work experience so choose accordingly.Architecture, Urban Planning,

Hi Pallavi,
Different universities have different requirements, but a majority of them prefer first class marks, higher the better. 65% and above is the least recommended.