Canada

Hi Aravind,
Aerospace engineering is one of the best job sectors in Canada and demand is said to be high until 2024 and beyond as well. Job opportunities include technical support engineer, stress engineer, aircraft performance engineering, etc. Everything will depend on your academic skills, qualifications, research interest, university you have passed out from etc. Canada as a whole is very fair to international students, if you have the required abilities you will be recruited.

Hello Jashan,
Majority of the universities in Canada require 75% and above. You can check SPP colleges. You must also take the IELTS to meet English language requirements.

Hi Mani, PG Diploma programs in mechanical engineering is difficult to find in Canada. PG Diploma is suitable if you are looking for a fast track career option, mostly based on practical courses and applications. MS programs are research oriented, if you want to get into RnD MS is suitable for you. With 7.2 CGPA, admission in a MS program is challenging. So, you decide your career interests and choose accordingly.

Hi Yashwanth,
Excellent grades are must if you want to get into a good university. So, focus on your 12th. You must take SAT, TOEFL or IELTS to be considered for admissions. Though SAT is not required by Canadian universities, you may choose to take the test. Your SOP and LORs will also be evaluated for admissions. Ideally the SAT must be taken during 11th or 12th, so that you can submit your applications on time. Remember, you must start the application process a year ahead of the intakes. You should visit university websites for the average admission requirements and prepare accordingly.

Hi Ganesh, the PR process comes in a very later stage. First, if you want to study in Canada you must meet the admission requirements. To pursue MBA, Canada is a good choice. Canada is home to top universities such as UBC, University of Toronto, York University, etc. But remember these are top ranked universities and are very competitive.

Hi Saab, rather than only focusing on highly demanding courses also check your own aptitude and interests. Civil engineering as a whole is a very competitive job market in Canada and professionals are in demand. You may do a MS in civil engineering or a MS in engineering management. You can also opt for an MBA but after gaining 2-3 years work experience.

Hi Vijay, after a three years degree course, you will not be eligible to apply to many universities in Canada since they require a four year degree programme. You will be eligible for graduate certificate and PG Diploma programmes. Check SPP colleges too. Regarding your course, it has to be your choice solely. From a commerce background, you should ideally be pursuing accounts, finance, etc.

Hi Dibaj, nobody can suggest you what you can study as it should be your choice. It is your career which you have to plan out. If you still don't know what to do figure out and decide. Choose a course related to your previous education and which meets your career plans. This is the only advice which could be given to you. Weigh in your likes and dislikes and think accordingly.

Hi Shailza,
This is a decision and choice you have to make based on your interests, aptitude and career plans. Your grades are alright but majority of the top notch universities require 75% and more. Visit university websites and check programmes that they offer, figure out your likes, dislikes and decide what do you want to study.

Hi Jaspreet,
Basis your grades, you are eligible to apply to top notch universities such as University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, University of Waterloo, University of Western to name a few. You must also take the IELTS and admissions will also depend on your SOP and LORs.