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New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I go to study in Canada? I have done my 12th from Punjab School Education Board with 62% in PCMB.
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Asked by Armaan
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9 years ago
Hello Armaan,
Yes, you can. Please take your IELTS too. Admissions into the highly ranked universities will not be entirely possible since they require more than 75% percentile. However, options will be available. You will find a number of colleges such as Durham, Fleming, etc.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I get the student visa of Canada as I have a gap of 4 years between my SSC and HSC education?
121 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by H
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9 years ago
You can apply to universities or community colleges for the program. If university will give you admission offer then student visa will not be too difficult. For admission, you will have to justify the gap of 4 years.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
How can I get a job in Canada? I have done B.Sc in nursing and have 10 years of experience in oncology nursing.
143 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Deepa
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9 years ago
Nurses are required in various regions of Canada. You may take help from visa agents or try to visit the place and see options. It will be useful if you have someone known staying or working in canada. Another way could be to do a short term course Nursing or related course and seek assistance inpla
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9 years ago
Hello,
medical studies is estimated to cost around Cd$33,084 per year for international studies. Different universities have a different fee structure. This is an estimate, for the exact figures you have to check the university websites. Living expenses are estimated to be approximately CA$10,000-15
medical studies is estimated to cost around Cd$33,084 per year for international studies. Different universities have a different fee structure. This is an estimate, for the exact figures you have to check the university websites. Living expenses are estimated to be approximately CA$10,000-15
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Can you suggest some colleges in USA or Canada for a Diploma in IT?
61 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Mit
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9 years ago
Hi Mit,
Check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/be-btech-in-abroad-dc11510
You will find a number of options.
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Which is a better course that can be done after BCA from Canada?
100 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Jubin
Answered by
9 years ago
Hi Jubin,
A very ambiguous query. You have to know what is best for you. Now, since you have a three year degree course you may not be eligible for MS programs. You can check PG Diploma courses, many options are available like Animation, Game Design, Web Design, Information Systems, Networking and S
A very ambiguous query. You have to know what is best for you. Now, since you have a three year degree course you may not be eligible for MS programs. You can check PG Diploma courses, many options are available like Animation, Game Design, Web Design, Information Systems, Networking and S
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Will my backlog affect me in getting the visa of Canada as my degree will get extended?
107 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Jatinder
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9 years ago
Hi Jatinder,
One backlog can be considered but admissions will depend on how well you improved on your marks overall and your overall profile. Your SOP and LORs will also matter so its the overall application package. Because you had a backlog you have to work on your overall application. All the be
One backlog can be considered but admissions will depend on how well you improved on your marks overall and your overall profile. Your SOP and LORs will also matter so its the overall application package. Because you had a backlog you have to work on your overall application. All the be
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Can I take science (non-medical) in 11th in Canada? I have scored 60% in 10th.
65 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Preet
Answered by
9 years ago
Hello,
Yes, you may, but the Canadian schools would look at your individual scores of maths for the same. All the universities may have different requirements thus be careful of the fact when you apply. Applying to high schools in Canada is a different process & as you would a minor applicant, you n
Yes, you may, but the Canadian schools would look at your individual scores of maths for the same. All the universities may have different requirements thus be careful of the fact when you apply. Applying to high schools in Canada is a different process & as you would a minor applicant, you n
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Can I pursue my higher studies in Canada after completing Diploma in electrical engineering?
87 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sachiv
Answered by
9 years ago
Hi Sachiv,
You can study if you have a good profile. Backlogs are considered if not a big number and if you have improved on your marks after clearing the backlogs. Since Canadian colleges are competitive I will also advise you to keep other country options also.
You can study if you have a good profile. Backlogs are considered if not a big number and if you have improved on your marks after clearing the backlogs. Since Canadian colleges are competitive I will also advise you to keep other country options also.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Is it good to pursue B.Tech in computer science from Canada? What package will I get after completing the same?
68 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Rachit
Answered by
9 years ago
Hello,
Yes, it is absolutely worth to do a CS degree in Canada depending on the university you choose. Since Canada is a permanent residency oriented country, you will get 2-3 years of stay back & ideally if your performance/GPA is good enough with decent recommendations from your teachers (from a C
Yes, it is absolutely worth to do a CS degree in Canada depending on the university you choose. Since Canada is a permanent residency oriented country, you will get 2-3 years of stay back & ideally if your performance/GPA is good enough with decent recommendations from your teachers (from a C
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