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Prateek Subnani
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Hello, first you have to give papers like IELTS and TOEFL, based on the scores you get you can target universities and colleges in Canada. Queen's college and university of Toronto can be a good option.
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Chetna S
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Options are hard to find, most M.Eng programs can be considered which includes cloud computing subjects. Check University of Winnipeg (Network Security Diploma programme offered in partnership with Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT), M.Eng (Internetworking) Dalhousie University, API Engineering and Cloud Computing at Centennial College. In Australia you may check the Master of cloud computing and virtualisation by Charles Sturt University, Master of Internetworking at University Technology Sydney etc. Beyond these you may check Ireland, M.Sc in cloud computing by National College of Ireland and also at Cork Institut
Options are hard to find, most M.Eng programs can be considered which includes cloud computing subjects. Check University of Winnipeg (Network Security Diploma programme offered in partnership with Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT), M.Eng (Internetworking) Dalhousie University, API Engineering and Cloud Computing at Centennial College. In Australia you may check the Master of cloud computing and virtualisation by Charles Sturt University, Master of Internetworking at University Technology Sydney etc. Beyond these you may check Ireland, M.Sc in cloud computing by National College of Ireland and also at Cork Institut
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Chetna S
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Check here: http://www.kpu.ca/admission/deadlines-international and email them directly.
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M Mathai
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That is an interesting choice. I assume, you have computers and/or Maths in your subject choice in class 12th. You haven't given your marks, not have you mentioned if you are interested in degree or Diploma. Computers usually has a higher cut off than other courses but there is a variation between 50% (pathway Diploma) to 95% (for top universities). It depends on your marks and your budget. Big universities like Toronto, Waterloo, Alberta have higher cut off. Smaller universities like Memorial, Winnipeg have lower cut off. Colleges mentioned by previous user offer good applied degrees and Diplomas.
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Neha B
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Hello Rohan,
Memorial University of New Foundland would be a safe university to apply for MBA programme. It really has very good elective options. MBA is really a professional course. There would be really high chances of getting job in Canada after pursuing MBA. Even though it falls under safe category it can be competitive. I would suggest you to apply at the earliest, build up a strong SOP and LOR, Make sure your GMAT scores are 550 up and IELTS 7 bands. Usually, all Masters programme related to management requires GMAT and 2 to 3 years of experience in Canada.
Memorial University of New Foundland would be a safe university to apply for MBA programme. It really has very good elective options. MBA is really a professional course. There would be really high chances of getting job in Canada after pursuing MBA. Even though it falls under safe category it can be competitive. I would suggest you to apply at the earliest, build up a strong SOP and LOR, Make sure your GMAT scores are 550 up and IELTS 7 bands. Usually, all Masters programme related to management requires GMAT and 2 to 3 years of experience in Canada.
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Neha B
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Hello Joshua, Victoria University is in 2 countries. Canada and Australia. Canada - Victoria university - you do not meet academic eligibility requirement. Australia - Victoria University - It has Master of Engineering programme (specialisation: Electrical power and Telecommunication) where you can definitely apply for and 99% you will get offer from this university if:
- you have less than 12 backlogs and no gaps
-Completion of an Australian Bachelor degree (or equivalent) in a similar discipline
-IELTS (or equivalent): Overall score of 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0 in Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking)
NOTE: CANADA UNIVERSITIES
- you have less than 12 backlogs and no gaps
-Completion of an Australian Bachelor degree (or equivalent) in a similar discipline
-IELTS (or equivalent): Overall score of 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0 in Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking)
NOTE: CANADA UNIVERSITIES
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neha trivedi
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Hello,
Your academic score meets the admission requirement of both the colleges. It would be good if you mention which graduate certificate course you are opting for.
Your academic score meets the admission requirement of both the colleges. It would be good if you mention which graduate certificate course you are opting for.
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