Colleges in Canada

Hello,
Northern Light College is a part of British Columbia College & gives you an advantage of having credit transfers after Dip/PGDM for a degree at BC universities. It has a history of 35+years & has skill oriented programs. I think you are referring to Business Management (post-degree Diploma).

Hello, It is difficult to suggest the best since every community college or a college in Canada is popular in its own terms. Some popular colleges which have evolved over the years, however, include Centennial College, Humber College, George Brown College, Seneca College, Red River College, Nova Sco

Hi Pavan,
You may look at the link below to get the detailed fee structure to pursue a under-graduate in acting at Simon Fraser University, Canada:
http://www.sfu.ca/students/financialaid/costs/canadian-2016-17.html
Feel free to raise more queries.
All the best.

Hello, typically it’s on the higher side. Around 75% marks is required for most programs. You may check here basis the desired program of study
http://www.future.utoronto.ca/apply/requirements

It's not one of the best. What are your other options?

Hi Dewa, you have to apply through the OUAC portal. OUAC is the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC). If you are applying as an undergraduate, details are here:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/registrar/524/how-apply-undergraduate-program
Your grades are very good. Follow the deadlines and apply on

As you got PR after going there, you can join in nearby colleges. However, to practice you have to register in the medical council.

Hello, Going for a BBA degree in Canada is a great idea and is totally dependent on your 12th score. You may look at UBC, Toronto or York, etc. if you may have 85-90% in 12th and look at Lakehead University, University of Windsor, University of Canada-West, etc. For a percentage between 60-80, you m