Masters

Hi Riya!
The FTII's entrance exam consists of 2 sections:
1. General awareness
2. Mental Ability
The general awareness sections consists questions related to Indian History, Indian Economy, Current affairs, famous personalities, general science, National/International Organisations etc
The mental ability test has comprehension and logical reasoning questions.

Hi Sonia, If you have a BE or B.Tech, then you can apply. Four years of Bachelor degree is accepted by Canadian universities and recognised. It's upto you if you wish to gain some more knowledge and study something else but not necessary.

Hi Sonia,
Yes, there are many specializations and I can give you suggestions but the final choice has to be yours. Digital electronics and communication, embedded systems, VLSI technology, control systems, microprocessors are some of the most popular ones, VLSI has good opportunities and highly popular.

Hi Ishtneet,
You can do your Masters in Law or go for more discipline oriented studies like Masters in Criminology, Criminal Justice, Cyber Law, international business, human resource, labour laws etc. You may think of MBA in Legal Studies but most MBA programs require work experience. Decide as per your interest.

Hi Ravi Koshiya,
I don't get what you mean by reliable universities. Nevertheless to be accepted by Canadian universities you have to be academically strong, around 75% is required by majority of the top ranking ones. Good quality internship, projects, research work etc. will be considered. Your IELTS score is alright, so if you have a consistently good academic performance you will have a chance.

Hello Nikhil, It's nice to see your dream of pursuing Masters in engineering. But it's difficult to answer your query straight away since there is no criteria of barring of students with blocks in Masters. What matters perhaps is how much you have scored in graduation and how much you can score in entrance exam.