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archana bansla
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All Canadian universities ask for minimum 60% percentage, counted as per Indian standards, for you to qualify for applying in Canada.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Arman,
I suggest you to do your MS from India only with good grades and without any backlog. After good results, please try for foreign universities so that you will get good university to take you career up.
I suggest you to do your MS from India only with good grades and without any backlog. After good results, please try for foreign universities so that you will get good university to take you career up.
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Sakshi Dhiman
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Bachelor's degree won't make a difference. You have enough scope in India especially in mechanical engineering.
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Kajal SenguptaI am an online Physics Teacher.
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CBSE is a board which is known and acknowledged not only in India but abroad too. Studying from Punjab board may not pose a problem in India but in Canada it will.
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Harleen Bedi
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Universities usually look for full time Bachelors degree qualifications. Distance learning is not considered valid by universities abroad.
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Harleen Bedi
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Please provide some information about your academic background plus your IELTS scores.
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Harleen Bedi
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This is a choice between courses as both the colleges are good. If you have some work experience and you are confident of scoring high on GMAT, then go for MBA. If not, then PGDM is a safer choice.
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Harleen Bedi
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It is possible in a private college, and through non-SPP application.
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Armaan Sheikhsenior executive study abroad counselling
Contributor-Level 6
It depends on your interest and criteria you have set for university selection. Though, in terms of comparison, I would say that MIT will have an edge over University of Toronto in terms of worldwide rankings.
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