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Guide-Level 12
Hi Rohan, fee structure differs with colleges. The fee may range from Rs.10 lakhs to Rs.15 lakhs a year or more. Check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/certificate-diploma-in-electronics-electrical-engineering-courses-sl
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Guide-Level 11
Yes, indeed earning a foreign degree from any country is always going to help you to be a global citizen. Canada is one of the leading countries with world class education system and also provides permanent residency options in their country if you may need to stay back. It also depends which course you want to study in Canada as they have numerous courses catering to interest of every student. You may have an expense of 15 to 25 lacs for a Post Graduate Diploma for a year to 27-35 lacs for a degree from a university for a course of almost 2 yrs.
In a nut shell, yes it is beneficial if your academic performance is good which wil
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Scholar-Level 17
Every college has its own admission requirements. And, you have not mentioned your education details, only IELTS score is not enough for advice and neither admissions. You should check individual college websites for specific information.
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
Top 10 universities in Canada are:
University of British Columbia
University of Toronto
University of Victoria
University of Calgary
McMaster University
Universit de Montral
Queen's University
University of Ottawa
McGill University
University of Alberta
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Guide-Level 11
5.5 is a low score. You may get admission in an average ranked college but visa chances are less. Your admission will depend on your overall profile, your SOP, LORs, career plans, etc. Decide what to study and check for admission requirements before applying.
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