GRE

Hi Pratiksha,
Yes you can. Most of the applicants do a self study. There are plenty of resources online such as online test prep materials, practice test modules etc. Take practice tests, it is the best way to understand your areas of improvement. Some of the best books for GRE include
The Official Guide to the GRE by ETS, Manhattan Series and Barron's GRE Practice Tests. For TOEFL you can check The Official guide to the TOEFL by ETS and Kaplan TOEFL iBT Premier.

Hi Harika, GRE preparation may take around 3 to 5 months depending on your own caliber, convenience, etc. It is good practice if you begin by taking a mock test, you will know where you stand and you can be your revision accordingly. Focus on areas where you need improvement, however, don't underestimate areas of strengths, these topics or areas will give you the scope to score higher. Take mock tests regularly before and after a revision. Good luck.

Hi Arjun,
The question is confusing. What do you want to study and where? Not every country and program requires a GMAT or GRE. Mention details.

Hi Akanksha,
GRE preparation may take around 3 to 5 months depending on your own caliber, convenience etc. It is good practice if you begin by taking a mock test, you will know where you stand and you can be your revision accordingly. Focus on areas where you need improvement, however, don't underestimate areas of strengths, these topics or areas will give you the scope to score higher. Take mock tests regularly before and after a revision. Good luck.

Hello, The MS programs are highly competitive in Canada. Your profile seems strong however admissions will depend on your overall application package including LORs and SOP. You may look at Lakehead university, University of Windsor or University of Fraser Valley etc.
Also, MS programs could be either research based or coursework. Research based are selective and would require a superviser to accept you first. You have to decide what is best for you and apply accordingly. Begin researching on the Masters courses, visit university websites, write to them and start the application process a year ahead of the intakes.

Yes, both are very prestigious and important exams for admissions at PG level or Master's level in India (GATE) and in foreign (GRE). Both have even different syllabus. You can Google the syllabus for both and can start preparing accordingly.

Yes, there is class 12th marks cutoff too. Check these link:
University Of Waterloo
https://uwaterloo.ca/find-out-more/programs/computer-science
CANADA
University Of Windsor
http://www1.uwindsor.ca/cs/806/bachelor-of-computer-science
CANADA
University Of British Columbia
https://www.cs.ubc.ca/students/undergrad/degree-programs
CANADA
Simon Fraser University
https://www.sfu.ca/computing.html
CANADA
University Of Victoria
https://www.uvic.ca/engineering/computerscience/index.php

Hello, what is your expected final grade? MS programs are highly competitive in Canada. Your profile seems strong however admissions will depend on your overall application package including LORs and SOP. Also, MS programs could be either research based or coursework. Research based are selective and would require a supervis to accept you first. You have to decide what is best for you and apply accordingly. Begin researching on the Masters courses, visit university websites, write to them and start the application process a year ahead of the intakes.

Hi,
The best books for TOEF:
The Official Guide to the TOEFL Test by ETSOfficial TOEFL iBT Tests Volume 1 and Volume 2
Barrons Essential Words for the TOEFL
For GRE, The Official GRE Super Power Pack from ETS is mandatory. Also follow books by
Manhattan
Kaplan