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You can check for individual provincial requirements. You need to clear the entrance first. Alsp, you must check your degree acceptance. Many universities also offer CPA/CMA credits in their graduate programs in commerce like University of Toronto, Queen's University. Kindly, check the link below and also contact them:
https://www.cmaontario.org/CMACandidates/CompletetheSLPandWorkExperience.aspx
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For course choice, you need to weigh your interests, likes and dislikes. Choose as per your career plans and interest. From a MS in ME to MS Management you have several options. Check this list:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/ms-colleges-dc
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9 years agoContributor-Level 8
Backlogs are not preferred but if your overall profile is good you may be considered. Your academic marks and your GRE score are low so chances are quite dicey.
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You would need good grades and an IELTS score to apply for MS programs. GRE may be required and depends on the university requirement. Most importantly, many universities in Canada do not accept Indian 3 year Bachelors degree, hence you must check the websites for requirements and email them if necessary.
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