Colleges in Canada

Are you talking about Fleming college ,Ontario, Canada? If yes, then it's hard. Actually, the colleges are not that reputed in Canada. Fee maybe less and they won't provide any placement assistance. I know some people who graduated from Fleming college. They are struggling to get a job.
This is one side of the coin.
Another side, everything is based on your luck and if you have contacts there in Canada like your family relatives is there and if they help you to get a job, then it will be somewhat easy otherwise you will struggle.

Hi Gurpreet,
Can you also share your grades? I will also suggest you to email studyabroad@shiksha.com or anamika.saxena@shiksha.com for university suggestions as per your profile. It is a free of cost service.

It is not necessary, but it would be a good idea to inform the university about the date of your arrival in Canada.

University of Windsor has the best research program in automotive though its world ranking in comparison to Ontario is low. So, you may compare the acceptance rate, course structure, finances, cultural aspect, etc. before making a final decision.

Hi Sonu,
It will be extremely tough in Canada as they require very high grades. SPP colleges require atleast 55%. even securing a visa seems tough with the academic track you have. You may look for options in Australia, New Zealand and a few non-conventional countries. Alternate option suitable for you is to enroll into a PG Diploma in India and maintain above 55% without backlogs and then apply to foreign universities.

Fanshawe is a very popular college among Indian students as it comes under the SPP. The college has good brand value and the presence of strong Indian student community will make it easier for you to settle down.
As far as the scope of any course is concerned, you need to remember, getting a job depends on you and your caliber. If you score really high, then it is possible to get a well-paying job. Also, getting a job abroad doesn't depend 100% on your scores, your networking skills matter a lot. So the more active you are, the better are your chances.

University of Toronto, University of Alberta, University of Waterloo, McGill University could be the best options. Visit the university websites for admission requirements. These are competitive universities.

Hi,
Fees vary with programs. You must check the university website for this year's fee update. Fee for international students is higher than domestic students. Kindly, follow the tuition fee page of the university.
http://www.provost.utoronto.ca/link/students/fees17

It is better to consult with the college administrator directly.

Dear Abhishek,
All the three colleges mentioned are well known. From a strategic point of view, I would prefer Toronto because it is the financial capital of Canada, which means greater access and opportunities. The university is extremely competitive, so apply to the other two as well. Simon Fraser is also a popular university for undergraduates.