Study Abroad

Yes, you should have more than 7 CGPA in engineering. But, if you have more than 8 CGPA, then it is easy to get admission in good university.

Lateral entry is difficult to obtain in foreign universities; you have to check with the universities directly. It will be more challenging in Canada, since you have a three-year degree, whereas they don't accept three-year degree, but accept four years. You will be accepted only if all credit point requirements are met.

Hi Sajan,
Since graduation in US indicates a Master's degree, please clarify if you are actually looking for a Masters or Bachelors.

These are the best college:
1. Temple University: Fox School of Business
2. University of Washington: Foster School of Business
3. Rutgers, State University of New Jersey: Rutgers Business School
4. Washington University in St. Louis: Olin Business School.

You have a score card of GMAT/GRE and TOFEL/ ILETS.

Your CGPA is very poor, so it is hard to get university easily. But, you can try for following university in Canada. McGill University. University of Toronto. University of British Columbia. University of Alberta. University de Montral. McMaster University. University of Waterloo. Western University.

If it's part-time work that you are referring to then it's $15/hour. And you can work for 20 hours a week.

Scholarship option available to international students is often listed on the college website. Please check that.

University of Bayreuth
Technical University of Munich
Technical University of Berlin
RWTH Aachen University.

Dear student,
As per the protocol, it is mandatory to go for IELTS to study in Canada, you cannot skip this.