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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Mahesh,
You have a very good IELTS score and decent aggregate. But, most of the Canadian universities are acad-centric. They are mainly concerned about the aggregate and backlogs. However, few decent universities will still accept your score. Here is the list of universities, which you can aim for :
1) Concordia university, Montreal
2) University of Lethbridge
3) NYIT, Vancouver
4) University of Lakehead
5) Brock University
6) University of Windsor
All the best.
You have a very good IELTS score and decent aggregate. But, most of the Canadian universities are acad-centric. They are mainly concerned about the aggregate and backlogs. However, few decent universities will still accept your score. Here is the list of universities, which you can aim for :
1) Concordia university, Montreal
2) University of Lethbridge
3) NYIT, Vancouver
4) University of Lakehead
5) Brock University
6) University of Windsor
All the best.
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Siddharthan,
Your IELTS score is pretty low to get into the Masters program. I would suggest you to retake IELTS and score better and then apply for the universities.
Please refer the link below and choose the course and university :
http://www.universitystudy.ca/search-programs/?k=Health+Science&program_level_merged=Master's+degree&program_language=ENGLISH
All the best.
Your IELTS score is pretty low to get into the Masters program. I would suggest you to retake IELTS and score better and then apply for the universities.
Please refer the link below and choose the course and university :
http://www.universitystudy.ca/search-programs/?k=Health+Science&program_level_merged=Master's+degree&program_language=ENGLISH
All the best.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Arjun, you do not need work experience. The co-op program itself will provide you work experience while studying. The supplementary application form is more of a personal statement through which you must showcase your motivation, skills, achievements and so on. For fee structure please visit the program website, you must keep checking the website for the new fee structure
http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/admissions/tuition-fees
http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/admissions/tuition-fees
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Danish,
Its a good thought that you have chosen Canada as your study destination. The scope of courses depend on province to province. Civil Engineering and petroleum engineering courses are in great demand in Alberta, British Columbia and Manitoba province. Aerospace and mechanical engineers are required in Quebec. But, you need to learn French in order to work in Quebec. If you are IT oriented then you can choose Ontario province.
All the best.
Its a good thought that you have chosen Canada as your study destination. The scope of courses depend on province to province. Civil Engineering and petroleum engineering courses are in great demand in Alberta, British Columbia and Manitoba province. Aerospace and mechanical engineers are required in Quebec. But, you need to learn French in order to work in Quebec. If you are IT oriented then you can choose Ontario province.
All the best.
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Nischay ChadhaClear as a crystal
Contributor-Level 7
It is 60% for CBSE board and at least 70% in PSEB, in order to go abroad and study in a college. But, if you want to get in a good university, then you need to get 80% in CBSE and 85% in PSEB. You have to appear for IELTS also.
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
Guide-Level 12
If you want to abroad for work, then choose Canada over New Zealand. If you want to study and then work, then both the countries are good. Both the courtiers gives you lots of opportunities but Canada is better.
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Nischay ChadhaClear as a crystal
Contributor-Level 7
The distance degree is only valid and accepted, if it is approved and recognized by DEC (Distance Education Council) in India and UGC recognized.
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Nischay ChadhaClear as a crystal
Contributor-Level 7
You can go for Bachelor programs other than mathematics. You should not worry as most of the colleges and universities in Canada ask for 60% in class 12th for CBSE board students.
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Anurupa M BorcherdtArchitect & Interior Designer, Australia
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
This can be decided by the university only. Backlogs are not accepted well by Canadian institutions. They are extremely competitive, however you can still check with a few average ranked universities or colleges. Cases of visa rejection is also high if you are not academically strong. I would suggest you to keep options open, Australia and New Zealand and some European countries would be better.
This can be decided by the university only. Backlogs are not accepted well by Canadian institutions. They are extremely competitive, however you can still check with a few average ranked universities or colleges. Cases of visa rejection is also high if you are not academically strong. I would suggest you to keep options open, Australia and New Zealand and some European countries would be better.
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Nischay ChadhaClear as a crystal
Contributor-Level 7
Co-operative Education Program means a program, which alternates periods of academic study with periods of work experience in appropriate fields of business, industry, government, social services and the professions in accordance with the following criteria:
I. Each work situation is developed and/or approved by the co-operative educational institution as a suitable learning situation.
II. ii. The co-operative student is engaged in productive work rather than merely observing.
III. iii. The co-operative student receives remuneration for the work performed.
IV. iv. The co-operative student's progress on the job is monitored by the co-operat
I. Each work situation is developed and/or approved by the co-operative educational institution as a suitable learning situation.
II. ii. The co-operative student is engaged in productive work rather than merely observing.
III. iii. The co-operative student receives remuneration for the work performed.
IV. iv. The co-operative student's progress on the job is monitored by the co-operat
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