Canada

Canada certainly has more number of top colleges, variety of courses, and the cost of living is a bit more affordable than New Zealand. So education-wise Canada wins.
When it comes to jobs, that depends on your profile and not the country. You will have to make sure that have the qualities to be con

Hi Gaurav, very few universities offer a PG Diploma in Mechanical engineering, as most universities offer a MS. PGD courses are more vocational in nature whereas MS is more research oriented and provides in-depth knowledge and training. If you are planning for Mechanical engineering try for a full t

Structural Engineering which is offered with Civil Engineering are best offered by University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, Ryerson University and McGill.

Ofcourse, goes without saying. Every country has their own education system, recognized by other countries. However yes the degree granting institution must be accredited by the respective accreditation boards.

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If your associate degree duration is 2 years, you get work permit for 3 years. For all other additional details, check here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad-who.asp

Dear Ankush,
Finance and Account courses will be apt for you. It won't be possible to list out the vast number of courses here hence you must refer to the university websites. Banking, Insurance, Auditting are other options.
Best Wishes

First go for IELTS exam after that you may apply for study visa in USA or Canada, you need good score in english test like in reading, speaking, writing

You need to take IELTS and have 60% above in Math and 70% above overall.

visa success rate in Canada will be more. You are clear if you do 2 yr study you will be allowed to stay back for 3 yrs. Iif you take one year course you will be allowed to stay back for 8 months. then you can apply for PR
in USA even if they reject your visa they will not tell why?. no clear policy