Colleges in Canada

Hi Buttar,
Universities and colleges in Canada provide scholarship to students on merit basis. Scholarships can either be full tuition fee or atleast half of the amount. You must check the college websites for financial assistance information.

Hi Shubham,
You need to mention your academic scores and what you want to study precisely. University of Toronto is quite competitive and also admission requirements are different with different programs. Please mention your details so that I can guide you better.

Hello Patel Jimy,
They require a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 but depends on what your department is. You can check this on their website. Also admissions are not granted on IELTS scores alone. You have to check the academic requirements too. Check here:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/registrar/535/admission-requirements-faculty-graduate-studies

It totally depends on how you see your career progressing. If wireless networking is the field you see yourself growing in, then yes, it is a great choice of course. However, if you have no interest in the field and are taking the course just to get into a Canadian university, then obviously it isn't the best choice.
Please describe what your plans are regarding your career progression, then we will be able to tell if your choice of college and course if good or not.

Hi Himanshu,
Saskatchewan University offers a PG Diploma in mechanical engineering, you may pursue this course, it is also relevant to your education. You can check for more programs on the university website and also check the admission requirements.

Colleges doesn't provide Masters degree. They provide skilled based graduate certificate or diploma and they usually are of 1 year. But if you wish to study for 2 years in Canada to become eligible for 3 years of past study work permit, then enrol yourself in another course after year. This is called 1+1. This will also enhance your skills in this industry with dual certification.
Looking forward for your queries.
Thanks.

Do you have work experience? As without WE, it's not worth doing MBA in Canada.
Canada job market requires more of skill education which they provide in a form of graduate certification or diploma. What are your key interest areas? Please mention in case you've done BBA or B. Com or completed your graduation in any other stream.
Looking forward for a reply.
Thanks.

Hi Vaikunth,
Here are some of the best known universities in Canada in the Ottawa province:
University of Ottawa
Carleton University
Algonquin College
I am not sure if Algonquin college has computer engineering but check the university. University of Ottawa and Carleton are quite reputed. Please visit the websites, check the admission requirements and if eligible apply. You must also take your IELTS and recommend you to take the SAT as well.