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It will depend on whether or not you get admission to the course or not. If you get accepted and receive the acceptance letter, you can get the visa.

Average fee for Game designing courses in Canada would be around $20,000-$22,000 for the next session.

Dear Mandeep, if computer Science is something you enjoy go for a Masters in the same or a specialized area such as software engineering, data Science, information management, web designing, cyber Science and so on. Ultimately its going to be your own passion and ambition to be considered while deciding what to study.

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There are no books available in today's fast changing world of information so you may check the official websites like daad.de for germany and decide. Here is some information that might be helpful to you.
http://www.canadian-universities.net/Universities/Programs/Graduate-Studies-Medicine.html

Hi Abhishek, literally anything. But would you be actually interested in any course I name or any third person would suggest? Or do you have the particular education background to be precise? Decide what you want to study. Your aim and interests are your own. Visit the websites, check what they offer and check if anything interests you.

Yes, it is one of the top ten schools for undergraduate business studies. The school encourages research programs and have several corporate tie ups. A number of innovative programs keeps adding to their curriculum as well. Hope it helped.

Hi Amtul, please specify the exact program you are looking for. There are no PGD courses in Aerospace. You will find diploma and certificate courses and Masters degree programs in related areas.

For mechanical, Germany is the best option, because most of the international students who pursuing their career in mechanical leads to Germany but also the mentioned countries will offer the courses in mechanical but Germany is the best option to continue your studies, if not that compare to Canada and new Zealand, new Zealand is good for studies with low budget but Canada is good for studies and settlement options with a medium expensive and hard climatic conditions, I think you need more advice and research so I can suggest you speak with the internal people and consulting people and listen to them and decide.

Hello,
Welcome to https://shiksha.com. If you want to plan your career as studies after your graduation, go for B.Tech rather than degree courses, because the eligibility is same after the studies but B.Tech have a great scope, subject and practical knowledge than normal degree and this is also useful for your future studies in Canada. B.Tech computers is the best stream to study and a decent job.
All the best.