Canada

Hello Tejas, the best way is by narrowing down your choice - check the amount of expenditure in each country and various universities and see which one fits your own budget. Check the admission requirements if it matches with your profile. These three countries are some of the best places for MBA so you must make a checklist and match those with your budget and requirements. Also remember that the duration of MBA programmes in USA is 2 years while in Australia and Canada you will find programmes lasting from 1 to 1.5 years, this will automatically lessen the budget. Keep referring to MBA world rankings such as Financial Times Ranking and so on. I hope you can make a calculated decision now. Good luck.

Hello Harpreet,
First, you must know that physiotherapy or physical therapy course offered by the universities in Canada are a part of various faculties such as:
1. School of Medicine.
2. Faculty of Health Sciences.
3. School of Rehabilitation Science.
4. Faculty of Medicine, etc.
Admission requirements also varies as per University. Applicants must usually have a four year bachelor's degree and a high academic standing (above 70%). As an International student you must also submit IELTS or TOEFL score. You may also look for graduate certificate courses in physical therapy. You can check:
1. University of Saskatchewan.
2. University of Sherbrooke.
3. University of Alberta and
4. Durham College.
Please visit the College/University websites for detailed information.
Hope this helps. Feel free to revert for any clarification.

Hi Harshit,
I am outlining the steps below so you could understand better -
1. You must send your academic certificates and transcripts to Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC, Canada) for initial screening and evaluation.
2. Take the two exams namely 'Evaluating Exam and Qualifying Exam' conducted by PEBC and obtain the 'Certificate of qualification' by PEBC after successfully clearing the two examinations.
3. Pass an English language proficiency test such as TOEFL or IELTS. You must have the minimum score requirement as per province and university.
4. Take the law exam or Jurisprudence exam.
5. Finally you must undertake the studentship and internship in your chosen province (after you clear the exams). You are required to work under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist before finally getting the license.
As an international student you must do exceedingly well in your exams and have good communication skills as well. Please remember that domestic students have an upper edge.
Hope this helps.
Good luck!

Hi Nitish,
If you are looking for a PR in Manitoba, it is one of the toughest in Canada and hence the province sees fewer International students settling down there. You can read about the Express Entry Program to find more details about it. As per the new rules international students are now in the same pool of skilled applicants and hence competition is tight. Domestic applicants with higher work experience and credentials are given more preference for obvious reasons.
University of Manitoba's MS programs in Computer Science are as follows:
1. M.Sc (Thesis).
2. M.Sc (Coursework) and
3. M.Sc (Coursework Co-op).
The Coursework MSc program has limited seats and international students normally opt for the thesis option. You may write to the University for the Best Suited Program and they will guide you accordingly.
Fees will vary as per program as they have separate credit hours. The general tuition rate is around $793.75 for international students. You must add another Student Service fees of $113.20, Student Organization fees of $5.00 and Tech Fee - $16.95. Additionally you will require $120 for online application. Living expenses will vary as per your lifestyle.
However, an estimate is given on the website and you may check here:
http://umanitoba.ca/student/ics/finances/estimate.html
For more details, write to the university.
Also, feel free to revert.