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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
It may be good for some and not worth it for others. Every person has different skills, interests and career goals. Basically, know that pharmacy technician is an assistant to the top or main pharmacist. My suggestion would be that you check career outcomes related to this field, see if it actually interests you before applying. Pharmacy overall is a good field in Canada with a lot of scope. Read these
http://www.nahb.ca/blog/pharmacy-technicians-canadas-highest-demand-careers
http://www.nahb.ca/blog/pharmacy-technicians-canadas-highest-demand-careers8
Please check job portals etc. to know about the requirements etc.
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You must take the Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination (MCCEE) if you want to practice medicine in Canada. For further information on PR and immigration, this is not the right portal, you must check with CIC.
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Scholar-Level 17
Hi Raunak,
It is late for Canada 2017 intake. The application rounds are now closed. The process starts a year ahead. You will find options in UK as most of the universities offer rolling admissions. Check this list for university options. You have not mentioned your education details so you can check the requirements yourself and match them:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509?country=uk-canada
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With 58%, you won't be able to get Canadian Universities. You need at least 75%. You can check SPP colleges for PG Diploma programs. They require a minimum of 55% and 3 year degree course is accepted.
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