Colleges in Canada

Hi Aayush,
Lambton is a reputed college and has good contacts with several companies for its co-op options. Chances are good but getting a job will completely depend on your own skills and academic performance. Where you do your internship and how well you perform will be very important. Check with L

Hi Anjana,
MS programs are generally of 2 years. You may check graduate certificates or PG Diploma programs in pharmaceutics and related fields. Check colleges like Seneca, Durham, Humber, etc.

Hi,
There are two main methods of entry into the faculty of engineering:
Direct entry (from high school or equivalent) to the preliminary year program, transfer student (from direct entry, U1, other faculties, other institutions) to preliminary year program one of 5 degree programs.
All admission requi

To get information click on the following link:
http://odette.uwindsor.ca/graduate-programs

Hi, University of Ontario Institute of Technology is a well known university for undergraduate programs. I don't know if MBA from this institute will be fruitful. I will suggest you to email them about career assistance and internships. Most universities brag a lot about a lot of things but none of

Dear Sabith,
Most Canadian Universities require a four year UG degree in order to pursue a Masters programme. In order to meet the four year requirement, you have to take up a university accredited one year PG diploma course or a Masters in order to apply for MBA programme at Brock University. Howeve

Hi,
Windsor is more reputed than Thompson.

Hi Manthan,
Work hard on your academics and try to score atleast 75%. You may take GRE but not compulsory. IELTS must be taken because you are an international applicant. For more details please check McGill website. Every top university would require high academic grades so you must focus on it.

Hi,
McGill University, UBC, University of Toronto, York University, University of Western, Queen's University, Ryerson University are some of Canada's best.

Hi Abhishek,
University of Toronto is the no.1 university in Canada. For UG courses in finance, these are the best three colleges in terms of ranking and they follow the exact order as mentioned: University of Toronto is followed by Western, a very close tie. University of Waterloo is behind them.