Saskatchewan

Hi Inderjit,
You need to consult with immigration websites for PR information. As for international students you can obtain post study work permit for 2 to 3 years, you can then apply for a PR after gaining few years work experience and also if your skills are in demand.

MS in CSE is a very competitive course, and all the colleges/universities you have mentioned are under SPP. SPP courses get high number of applications, so it becomes even more competitive. However, your profile is decent. You should get accepted in at least one institute from the above. Please do mention if you will take GRE in future or not. GRE scores might prove to be important in your case.

There is no guarantee as getting a job will depend on your own skills and qualification. Having said that Saskatoon has good opportunities and has a strong market. Establish networks and be proactive while studying. Look for a quality internship to boost your prospects. Hope it helped.

Saskatchewan has a better market in terms of job prospects, affordability, popularity etc. FYI, Regina is not a province. Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan. In Saskatchewan alone, Regina Alberta, Saskatoon are popular destinations for work.

Hi Amar, you can get a job offer from a different city but be aware of the Provincial Nominee Program and Express Entry programme. Visit CIC website to learn about these. Hope it helped.