Colleges in Canada

Fanshawe College, Centennial College etc.

Hi Shahnawaz,
You may refer to Times Higher Education or QS Ranking for the top universities. You must select a college according to your profile and university requirements. Hence refer to the ranking charts firstly. Job opportunities are plenty but difficult for international students. You must excel in your academics, have good communication skills, previous work experience and so on. If you have the skills you will get a job. Hope this helps.

Hi Sahira,
Dalhousie Unievrsity and University of Victoria are Canada's two of the most popular and competitive universities. Thompson River University is yet gain a respectable university. If you ask about selectivity then Dalhousie and Victoria are more selective or rather competitive. Hope it helped.

Hi Yuvraj, coming from a Commerce background you may ideally pursue accounts or finance related course. Since there are many colleges you must shortlist the colleges as per your profile, budget, eligibility criteria. Your academic grades will be required too.

Its a good university, if you haven't checked the website please do for fees and requirements. Best of luck

Hi Giriraj,
Hard to find one but you can see Vancouver Island University and Thomson River University.
Regards

Hi Akhil, there is a college listing on the Shiksha website, you may check the fees and budget.

You must research yourself Meet. Most universities will offer Ms programs and there is hardly a PGD in mechanical engineering. You will find technician courses though but it won't help much.
Regards

Hi Vikas,
You must initially decide what to study. Research on colleges in Quebec and availability of programs in the colleges. You must take TOEFL or IELTS. SAT is not mandatory but there may be department specific exams. Check other requirements, fees etc and shortlist the colleges you want to apply to. Be careful with the deadlines and submit the applications by tge deadlines. Hope this helps.