Canada

Analytics is the field which is growing at a very fast rate. Computer/IT engineering would be a good choice to land in analytics domain.

Hi Navdeep,
You must hold a Bachelor's degree preferably a four-year degree course to be eligible to pursue your PG in Canada. Also, a minimum of 75% is required by most universities. You must also take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements.

Hi,
You may contact the universities regarding this. Write to them with your interest to apply and ask for the career assistance they provide. How many graduates are working and where are they located? Doing research or a job is your choice, the university will offer you platform for both.

Hi,
62% is low for Canadian universities and also GRE is not a compulsory requirement. However, check universities like Windsor, Laval University, Dalhousie University, Ryerson University, etc., which are also competitive but may consider.

Hi,
Both have different opportunities. MS is a more research oriented and academic degree. PGDM is more like a professional course. Which one you choose depends on your career interest.

Hey,
MS would be a better option for mechanical engineering in Canada as you will get more exposure to mechanical engineering field with lots of learning opportunities.

If you are looking for less fee then look for colleges. PG Diploma will have less fee.
Universities will be more costly. All degrees are of two years.
Only if you study 2-year program, you are allowed to stay back for three years.
If you do PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma) of 1-year then you will be allowed to stay back for 8 months.

Hi,
Only IELTS score is not sufficient. You have to see if your academic grades are upto the mark and if you meet the admission requirements of the colleges. Please decide what to study also and accordingly check on the university/college websites.

Hi Romil,
This will be decided by the university, generally waivers are not given by Canadian universities but if your overall profile is good they may or at max can offer you a bridge course in English. I will really advise you to check with the universities directly.
Email them your scores and keep following up.