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New answer posted•9 years ago
Chetna S
9 years ago
Hi,
I doubt you will find options in SPP colleges, they generally don't offer Masters except a very few. Canada's top universities include McGill, University of Alberta, Ryerson University, University of Windsor, Concordia University and Simon Fraser University for your subject.

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ashwani koul
9 years ago
You can check the SAIT website for the eligibility for the course as I know the minimum band is 6.0.

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S
9 years ago
Hi,
It’s a UG degree, students pursue associate degree courses after 12th or so. So you decide accordingly. It can be taken as a stepping stone towards a business administration degree.

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Shreshtha Saxena
9 years ago
CAT is accepted only by Indian colleges. If you want to go abroad for higher studies then I suggest that you should take IELTS or TOEFL.

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Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi,
With 55%, he can apply to SPP colleges only. For non-SPP colleges, 70% and above is required. He can check good and popular colleges like Sheridan, Durham, George Brown, Humber, etc.

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Nidhi Sharma
9 years ago
Hello, you may expect a good amount but it is not possible to specify an exact number. These decisions are taken by the university at their discretion. Scholarships are based on merit and the amount shall be fixed by the college based on your overall merit and profile.

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