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You can also opt for a psychometric test comprising of aptitude, personality and career interest to clear your confusion.
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9 years agoGuide-Level 11
With this percentage and IELTS score, definitely you are eligible for most of the good universities in Canada. However, it is possible to evaluate only if you provide your complete profile. It'll be an added advantage if you have published papers,Internships, work experience etc.
You can try for:
1) Carleton University
2) Concordia University
3) University of Western Ontario
4) University of Manitoba
5) University of Windsor
6) McGill University
and many more
All the best.
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Beginner-Level 3
If you have scored a good percentage in 12th board exams then you can prepare for JEE Mains by yourself. For this, you can also refer to the study material of ALLEN, RESONANCE or VIBRANT coaching institute. In this case, you can complete your first year of polytechnic also.
The second one is, if you have not secured good percentage in 12th boards then refer to a good coaching institute and try to score good marks in JEE Mains.
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Scholar-Level 17
There is a huge competition in GATE and its completely uncertain to get a seat until/unless you are so talented.
But when it comes to GRE, there are thousands of options available. If not admitted to one university, you can get in another but same is not the case with GATE.
Better choose GRE and try for scholarship.
Also, if you think you can crack GATE then go for it.
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Scholar-Level 17
Specializations:
Fluid Mechanics / Environmental Fluid Mechanics
Machine Design and Solid Mechanics
Materials Engineering and Processing
Welding and Joining Specialization
Automation and Control
Thermal Engineering
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