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In tier 2 or 3, youve to personally develop yourself and lookout for various courses related to your field and scope of that course, Its better to choose CS/IT from tier 2 or 3 colleges because there is no scope of ME/CIVIL/EC (the worst) and learn coding irrespective of your branch (read my other answers for detailed analysis). Also maintain a CGPA around 8.0 or above 75% in B.Tech to get in a good company or for applying for a better internship or college. Also labs are not well-maintained in these colleges so look out for certification from other institutes and learn the work from there. So conclusion is that youve to work hard in tier 2 or 3 colleges to be successful and also only engineering will not fetch you a job there; youve to learn skills and keep your * together.

Well many students want to study abroad but somehow it's little difficult to receiving visa, and for studying abroad first you have to received a letter of acceptance which is the hardest part of the pre-study abroad process, it can be even more difficult to land a student visa and something unfortunately, it isn't uncommon for students to have their application for a Canadian visa rejected due to Inadequate financial resources or documentation to financing international education, Inability to confirm the required return to the home country after completion of studies, Documents that are inaccurate or misleading, and many more. But there are some Best Course to Study in Canada. Hospitality Management. MBA. Information Technology. Business Development. Pharmacy Technician. But you can apply a visa for studying abroad and after all this I just wish a best of luck for you future.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. There is a major opportunity for women today to choose Supply Chain and logistics for their career path and be successful. The time is better than ever before because of global market growth and the upcoming demographical changes in the global workforce. Supportive programs are certainly useful. According to the Annual Survey of the Canadian Supply Chain Professional conducted in 2019, Canada has shown consistent growth in the field of SCM. The country also has a growing number of job opportunities in this domain. Canada has a range of universities that offer programs in Supply Chain Management. After completing their education from these universities, students can find the best jobs in Supply Chain Management. McGill University, University of Toronto and the University of Alberta are top universities for supply chain management in Canada. The cost of living in Canada depends on the lifestyle of the students and their various expenses. These expenses may be expenses like the cost of accommodation, cost of food/meals, cost of utilities, internet, cost of insurance. The cost of transport is also a big expense to students. Tuition fee : Upwards of 10,000 CAD
College Application fee : Upwards of 90 CAD
Cost of Living : 1,500 to 2,000 CAD per month (including utilities)
Accommodation : 600 CAD to 1,200 CAD depending on the location
Cost of Public Transport : 1,500 CAD (approximately)
Hope it helps.

You need to score a minimum of 6 in your IELTS to qualify for any immigration programs to Canada. That is equivalent to CLB (Canadian Language Benchmark) Band 7. IELTS is generally one of the recognised education tests that helps measure the English language proficiency of the applicants. It uses a nine-band scale that identifies the level of hold over the language. IELTS test is of two types : Academics IELTS and General Training IELTS. There are 4 different modules or sections which test the English language proficiency. They are:
Reading
Writing
Listening
Speaking
Canada is now emerging as an ideal choice for immigrants, given the high quality of life offered there. While it is essential to have an IELTS for Canada PR application, the minimum score is different for every programme. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.