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Bisharah SaeedSelf motivated, straightforward and resilient
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It depends on the course and universities that you are preferring. When you select a course and university, visit their website and search for that particular course. In the course's admission details, you will see the eligibility criteria. There if IELTS or TOEFL is required, they will specify it with the required cutoff. To my knowledge, almost all the universities ask for IELTS or TOEFL score. It's no big deal actually to clear it. Just write the exam once. All the best.
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Bisharah SaeedSelf motivated, straightforward and resilient
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Since you have one year stayback, I would say that you have a better chance of finding a job. How this actually works is that once you finish your course and apply for a job, they will first look at your Visa. If you have enough months to stay back, you have a better chance of getting the job. Of course, they look into your academics too. As for the second question, yes, once you get a job, your Visa will get extended as the company will provide you with a new Visa. All the best.
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Bhumika Chauhan
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GMAT is a Graduate Management Admission Test conducted for management courses in various Business Schools around the world. ISB offers PGPM and to know the detailed admission process you can visit: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-programme-in-management-indian-school-of-business-gachibowli-hyderabad-112040.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
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Different courses have different entry requirements. For an MBA most programs and universities require work experience. Also, many Canadian universities only accept a four year UG course. In your case you can look for PG Diploma programs. You can also check institutions like Thomson Rivers University and Vancouver Island University for MBA without work experience, many colleges like George Brown, Sheridan, Humber etc. Also, offer many pathways. You have to check through university websites and learn about the requirements yourself and then decide what to study.
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Shankari Chowdhury
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Hi,
You can check NAIT, Le Corden Blue, George Brown College to name a few.
You can check NAIT, Le Corden Blue, George Brown College to name a few.
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Bisharah SaeedSelf motivated, straightforward and resilient
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Of course you do. https://www.bachelorsportal.com/countries/202/australia.html
Check out this website. There are other sites too. All the best.
Check out this website. There are other sites too. All the best.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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You want to go for your undergraduate studies in civil engineering abroad. Right? UK and New Zealand both are English speaking countries and Indian students have a great advantage in these two countries since they know English quite well. UK is a very big country and it has educational institutions which have hundreds of years of history. They are really good in Academics and Research both. Compared to this the institutions in New Zealand are comparatively new. But then, it's only newer Educational Institutes that can embrace the latest ideas and the latest trends in education. In view of the foregoing you can appreciate that it'
You want to go for your undergraduate studies in civil engineering abroad. Right? UK and New Zealand both are English speaking countries and Indian students have a great advantage in these two countries since they know English quite well. UK is a very big country and it has educational institutions which have hundreds of years of history. They are really good in Academics and Research both. Compared to this the institutions in New Zealand are comparatively new. But then, it's only newer Educational Institutes that can embrace the latest ideas and the latest trends in education. In view of the foregoing you can appreciate that it'
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Bisharah SaeedSelf motivated, straightforward and resilient
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Of course, you do. It depends on the stream you are interested in.
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