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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY SDATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST

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It is Ontario, if you Map the Manufacturing sector of the Canada. Most of it is situated in the Ontario province. The main reason to it is, as this province is very near to the Michigan, USA therefore procurement of the parts will not take much of the time. Apart from this most of the product manufactured in Canada are exported or sold in USA Therefore Location plays a very important role. As Ontario is close to East coast and more close to USA and Detroit (USAs Mechanical HUB) therefore most of the manufacturing industry is situated there. Therefore Ontario has the best scope for Mechanical engineers. Other than Ontario, Quebec seems
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.

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Yes, there is deduction of some percentage, 2%-3%, from the best four subjects. If you include 'Physical Education' in the BFS (Best Four Subjects). *This rule is applicable to all courses except for BA Physical Education (H). * This rule is applicable to DU colleges only.

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Prakamya Gupta

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Yes, definitely. Now, you need to focus on a good statement of purpose and letter of recommendations from your graduation mentors.

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Rakesh Nair

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Yes, you can get job 20 hours per week, while studying during holidays, you can work 40 hours per week.

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Rakesh Nair

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Yes, you can get job after completing PG Diploma.

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Rakesh Nair

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If your interest is to study further such as Ph.D, then move on for Master's degree. If your intention is to get job, then move to post graduation Diploma, as Diploma have more practical knowledge, while in Master's degree, you will gain theoretical knowledge. So, it depends on you. My opinion would be to go for PG Diploma, go through job apply for PR, and once you get PR, move on to the Masters, as you will get PR, you will be completing your Master's degree with very less fees, as you would be Canadian citizen, so you will need to pay Canadian fees.

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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people

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If you meet admission requirements of universities you want to apply to or applying to, there is a chance. They will look at your profile holistically. Excellent recommendation letters, a strong personal statement, good projects etc. It will be considered. You have to check university websites for additional requirements such as specific programming languages knowledge, certifications etc. As for Spring intake too, you must check universities offering your desired programme in the particular intake and also the deadlines.

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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people

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There is no reason your visa will be rejected for a health reason. You must also clear a medical test depending on the country. Firstly, focus on submitting a good application to the university or college of your choice; you can apply for the visa only after you have been accepted by the institution.

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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people

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There are several PR categories; different provinces have different regulations as well. Please go through this article and relevant FAQs.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=514&top=15.

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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people

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Student Direct Stream (SDS) is a programme launched to make processing times faster for students from India, China, Philippines, and Vietnam applying to Canadian colleges and universities. Earlier, it was known as SPP. As per SDS rules, students must pay full tuition fees for the first year of study. Find details here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/student-direct-stream-sds-new-student-visa-program-of-canada-articlepage-1413.


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