Masters

Hello,
After completion of your engineering in mechanical, specialisation in one of the subjects that was taught during graduation is the most likely course of action. Prospective employers will look at your qualifications. Mostly engineers are employed in maintenance activities. Good if you can get

Hi,
It will depend on the university so please request your friend to contact the universities to know if they will accept the distance degree and the IELTS score.

Hi Rajas,
Well, you will be hearing contradictory remarks from a lot of people. It is best you get inside information from someone who is there. Email a few universities, get in touch with students and alumni, everything is available online nowadays.
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Entry requirements are different with universities. Australian universities do not require exams like GRE or GMAT but top ones may require. However you must clear IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency.

Hi Gobi,
Will urge you to email you profile and grades to a few universities, admissions are based on an university's requirements and a candidate's profile. Mere completing a ELS course will not help. Also, whether or not you will be required to pursue a foundation course in English will be decided

Hi Jayesh, please clarify your query. PG in which area precisely? You must also keep in mind admission requirements and whether you meet them. If you get into a good university you should go ahead.

A very well known university and one of the largest. The program is looking for accreditation by Australian Computer Society, you may write to them for career assistance, internship opportunities and more about accreditation.

310 and above is considered to be an ideal score to be considered by ranked universities. You may check the university websites and take a look at the GRE scores they prefer. Requirements vary with universities so always go through the respective university websites.

Hi Sonu,
It will be extremely tough in Canada as they require very high grades. SPP colleges require atleast 55%. even securing a visa seems tough with the academic track you have. You may look for options in Australia, New Zealand and a few non-conventional countries. Alternate option suitable for

Yes, you can. You must clear your backlog and also score well. Getting admissions will be more competitive with backlogs and inconsistent academic records, so prepare well. Please email a few universities before applying as requirements differ.