Canada

Mechanical engineer can have a very bright future in Canada. For study purpose there are diploma & PG diploma courses of 13 years in fields like designing, heavy material equipment, project management, electromechanical automation & robotics, etc.
For doing job, we all know that Canada is not well po

Hi Himaagni,
Chances are good but additional requirements are also there such as GRE and demonstration of research work. MS programs in Canadian universities are mostly research based and leads to a Ph.D. You must be accepted by a research supervisor as well. I will advice you to visit university we

Hello Jay,
Admission in any university abroad depends on a lot of dynamic factors. Proficiency in English, grades in your previous studies, etc. But with your CGPA, I think you should get admission. But remember the process in many a countries is pretty lengthy and one needs to begins many months be

Hello Dhrujay,
Undergraduate education in Canada may cost around US$14,000 to US$30,000. The average fee is around $25,000 ( Canadian dollars) a year. Living expenses must also be considered which is around CA$10,000-15,000 a year.

Hi,
Canada's top ranked business schools in this area include McGill University, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser, York University, University of Western, University of Ottawa, University of Alberta, University of Waterloo to name a few.

Hi Sukhjit,
I am assuming you complete your B.Ed or BA as seen from your previous query. So, you can look for PG Diploma or Graduate certificate programs in Educational Leadership, Educational Counseling, Adult and Post-Secondary Education, Community Services and Early Childhood, Educational Contexts

Hi Sukhjit,
I am assuming you complete your B.Ed or BA as seen from your previous query. So, you can look for PG Diploma or Graduate certificate programs in Educational Leadership, Educational Counseling, Adult and Post-Secondary Education, Community Services and Early Childhood, Educational Contexts

Hi Yuvrajsinh,
Are you talking from a job perspective? In this case if you have a UG diploma then prospects are not too high, chances are that you won't even get a good job offer. if you plan for a diploma in Canada the situation would be more or less the same, only entry level jobs without any growt