M.S in Canada

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Sorry Mir Mohamed, That's a very low score to be accepted by Canadian universities, that too for MS. Around 8 CGPA is required normally. Look for lesser challenging countries like in Poland, Italy, Ireland and the Czech Republic. Also, you can check for PG Diploma courses in Australia.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Chandravati G,
You have to clear your Bachelor's degree with very good marks, more than 75% is required. Also to study in Canada you must have 4 year Bachelor's degree since they don't accept 3 year degree courses. You must also take IELTS to meet English language requirements. Your admissions will also depend on your SOP, LORs, project work, internships, extracurricular activities etc.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Harshvardhan,
You can apply to a university and if you are accepted then you can apply for the visa. Now, it is not upto us to give you the admission or the visa so whether or not you will get admission or visa we cannot tell. Your profile seems good so if you apply early with a good application package, strong SOP, good LORs then there is no reason you won't get the visa. Follow the admission requirements and timelines on university websites and apply.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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HI Alinstein, if you want to specialize in a particular field and it seems you are interested towards research and development, you should go ahead with Masters. But admissions will be very competitive, so apply with a strong application package. Very good LORs and SOPs will be required.

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M Mathai

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Hi, your IELTS score is good. For MS in engineering, the cut offs are bit on the higher side. But, you should be able to get good options in Canada. Also, most universities will expect an explanation for the backlogs. So, be prepared for that. Are you planning to give your GRE?

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Anurag ChaturvediAmbitious. Compassionate. Driven.

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Hello Udith,
These are the list of universities where you can apply for pursuing MS:
Following are best universities in Canada:
University Of Waterloo, Ontario
University Of Toronto, Ontario
McGill University, Montreal, Quebec
Simon Fraser University, Burnbay, B.C.
Carleton University, Ottawa , Ontario
Universite DE Montreal , Quebec
Queens University, Kingston , Ontario
University Of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec
University Of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
University Of Victoria, BC
University Of Calgary, Alberta
University Of Sakatchewan
York University
University Of Western Ontario
McMaster University
Universite D
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