Canada

Hi Rupesh,
Yes, you can pursue PG Diploma. You may check colleges under SPP. You will not be eligible for most universities in Canada as they require higher grades. Even for SPP, they require atleast 55%. So, check your CGPA equivalency, write to the colleges and then apply.

Hello Neha,
Some factors which you can consider are:
1. Global exposure
2. Infrastructure
3. Education standards
4. Exposure to different subjects and topics which are not yet introduced in India
5. Research work and many more.
The choice to study in India or abroad including Canada is upto you. You should go abroad if you get into a good recognized university otherwise there are good colleges in India also.

Dear,
As per your query, you can consider these options:
Nanotechnology
Biotech
Wildlife Science
Environment
Psychology
Microbiology
Food technology
Neuroscience
And for application process, you need to consult with study abroad consultant.
All the best.

As a fresher software engineer, it will be difficult to get a job in both in Canada and Australia unless you do degrees or studies in those country's universities. As an experienced software engineer, Australia has better opportunities. The Australian government is encouraging MNCs to set up Software Development Centres in Australia to create next Silicon valley.

It is good and it's scope is relatively growing. So, it's a good sign. All the best.

Hi,
Try in Australia since your academics is low for Canadian colleges. Also your IELTS score, you should retake IELTS. For maximum colleges, abroad, they require an IELTS score of 6.5 with no section less than 6. Email the colleges and check if the present score can be accepted by them or if any bridge course is available.

Hi Neha,
For PG level course, universities require an overall score of 6.5 with no section less than 6. You must also meet the academic requirements. Every university has different requirements, so check the websites before applying.

Hi,
The comparison can be made between similar things. Dental hygiene and computer engineering, they have absolutely no relation to each other and they are completely different sectors, both are in demand in their respective fields.