Canada

Hi Ulrike,
In UK you will find many options. They have admissions rolling most of the time and universities accept applications till seats are filled up. Also, you have good time for admissions in Canadian universities. Talking about scholarship programs you need to check the university websites. All

Hi Ranjeet,
TOEFL or IELTS are part of the admission requirements. Top universities like Harvard, etc. do not require these scores as the applicants themselves are brilliant and do not require additional tests to prove their brilliance. I hope you got my point. Universities may also waive of these re

Yes, so are the countries like Germany and US. Admissions are competitive so you should check university’s websites before applying. In terms of opportunities and research activities Canada is a good choice.

As you have not mentioned your stream, so I am listing down the points for all the possible ways you can apply for colleges in Canada:
First you search the colleges in Canada according to their rankings. Then you choose around 5-8 colleges in three ways: advanced, intermediate and beginner. Now, the

You must complete your 12th first and be academically very strong. Medical students face a lot of competition. Try to score above 70% for securing admissions.

Kindly, be more specific about the type of information you are looking for regarding M.Eng. in electrical or computer science engineering. Admission query you have posted seems to be answered very nicely by Anjali Bailin.

Hi,
You have good chances to get admission. McGill and Western will be very competitive as they are very selective. Apply before the deadline ends. Your SOP and LOR will also be considered for the same.

Hi,
As per the present standards, you must show proof of funds for your tuition and living expenses. At least, Canadian $10,000 is required for every year of your stay and you need to show this amount along with the tuition fee. Fund for your return air-fare is also required to be shown.

Hi,
Kindly, mention your percentage. It is difficult to comment only on IELTS scores. Some universities also require GRE.