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You can go for different areas of specialisation in MS like Machine design, Energy System, Power System & Automation, Industrial Process Instrumentation, Coastal Harbour Engineering, Industrial Engineering and many more options are there.

Anything between 25-55 Lacs for 2-year program all inclusive of living and education fees shall be a probable range as every college has its own structure.

Hello,
University of British Columbia
University of Waterloo
McGill University
University of Calgary
Simona Fraser
University of Toronto
University of Alberta.
These are the top ones. You can always check ranking leagues for country specific university rankings. The fee may range between $15,000 to $30,000 a year.

Hello Harman,
Your grades are not the very best and so is your GRE which is not too high. I would have recommended you to take the GRE. Another advice check universities in Australia or NZ. US or Canada will be too competitive for you. If you have a very impressive statement of purpose you may still get through. Visit the university websites you are interested in and take a look at the average GRE scores of admitted students. You should also email the universities before submitting your application.

Hi Vandana,
Its a difficult question to answer. I will suggest you check options in UK, Germany, Australia for studies and post study work options in your area. Research opportunities and prospects are better in these countries.

Hi Piyush,
You can either go for:
Masters
PG Diploma
Graduate Certificate in Clinical Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical market & Management
Quality Assurance
Regulatory Affairs
Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Assurance
Biotechnology
Management.
You can also think of an MBA after gaining some work experience.

Hi, which course you should pursue is something you must decide and know. If you need better guidance please elaborate your subjects as non-medical is a very generic term and does not imply anything. Also, mention your interests.

Obviously because it is highly ranked, the higher the ranking tougher is to get admission. If you look at it the reverse way they are highly ranked because they are selective. Universities must be selective and competitive in their admission process so that they produce good students. I hope you got some clarity. And by the way, UOT which I believe is University of Toronto is also very competitive and in par with UBC.

Hi Sunil,
Australia is a better option for you, rest are competitive with respect to your grades and US, Canada don't accept 3-year Bachelor's degree. You can look for accounts or finance programs but the course choice is completely yours, depending on your interest and future plans.