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2. B.Tech from an IIT with CPI/CGPA of 8.0 or more. These are the two steps that you should follow to get admission.
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Regards.
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You want to M.Sc. Physics with computer Science. Right? Unfortunately you have not mentioned as to which college or which university you are interested in taking admission. If only you had given this information it would have been much easier to give you a proper and correct and detailed advice. I, still nothing is lost as I will attempt to answer your query. I am sure by now you would have decided on which college and which university you want to take admission after your graduation in physics or Computer Sciences. Now your concerned University will definitely have a web page, in fact downloadable PDF link for syllabus
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If you wish to know about various colleges offering MS in Software Engineering in Canada, click below. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/ms-in-computer-science-engineering-colleges-ds.
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Yes you are eligible in a few, but you need to refer to individual government colleges requirements, good luck.
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