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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'

The first and basic qualification required for a Ph.D. course is that you must have completed your Master’s degree course. To apply for Ph.D. you can either directly apply to the professors of different universities sending them your resume, statement of purpose and your research papers. Or you can

The minimum eligibility requisite for this course is a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with a minimum of 45-50% in aggregate.

Hi,
For CSE, Malaysia is a better option as they have many campuses from UK. You can check and compare the acceptance rate of both the countries, and you will have an idea. Russia is famous for medicine.

The admission procedure has been started for all the colleges and university.

For Germany, you need at least 85% to join any decent university. In addition to this, if you have some research publications or good internships, it will be beneficial.

Both would need a CAT score of above 98 percentile and 700+ score in MAT to get admissions, as both are premier colleges with best in class average salaries.

Hi Sourav,
I would suggest you to consider Indian Institute of Mass Communication. They have good PG Diplomas in the field of mass communication.
You can pursue the below mentioned Diploma courses:
1. Diploma in radio journalism.
2. Diploma in advertisement and public relations.
3. Diploma in journalism

There are few universities, which will accept you with this score. However, most of the top Canadian Universities will only accept your application, if you have amazing extra-curricular activities, work experience, recommendations or internships.