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2016-03-04 23:40:48
Contributor-Level 9
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2016-03-04 20:20:30
Contributor-Level 9
1. Your GRE score.
2. How good is your application?
3. Whether you have experience or not.
4. IELTS and TOFEL score and
5. Recommendations and much more things.
So, you can apply and get admission too.
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2016-03-04 16:14:36
Guide-Level 11
While Germany becomes a little tough nut to crack and DAAD is the official site to look at. Canada seemingly is easier to get in. Universities like:
1. University of Toronto.
2. University of Alberta.
3. University of Ottawa and
4. University of Saskatchewan, etc. would have the course and would require a 4 years of Bachelor to apply with a TOEFL score and GRE (recommended).
You would have to apply a year in advance with statement of purpose and letter of reference submitted with the online applications.
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2016-03-04 15:49:15
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2016-03-04 12:52:30Beginner-Level 5
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2016-03-04 08:50:56
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2016-03-04 07:49:59
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2016-03-03 22:24:47
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2016-03-03 11:55:47
Guide-Level 11
Yes, Canada can be one of the good options for doing Masters but USA would be better. In case you have an aspiration to settle abroad, Canada is a better place to live & you can get a PR faster.
Regards.
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2016-03-02 14:01:46
Guide-Level 11
You should have a related undergrad degree or diploma with a decent 1st/2nd div (with least backlogs) & an IELTS score of 6.5 bands with no band less than 6. There are multiple intakes & you may apply directly or through a certified reliable agent. Your gap years between this diploma & the last previous education may affect your visa chances if they are more & not effectively used. You may discuss it further with what specific background you are & your intention to study or PR prospects in Canada.
Regards.
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