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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi, by now you should know what you want in terms of your career and should choose what to study accordingly. There is no course which will guarantee you a PR however I can advice you to check the SOL to know about skills in demand and labour shortage list. You may choose a relevant field and decide what to study. Your PR status will be decided as per your job, market trend etc.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi, if you want to practice law in Canada you must clear the licensing/barrister exam which is very tough and without a LLM will be difficult to crack. It is quite obvious, without prior knowledge of Canadian legal system no one can possibly crack the exam. Also since you have a foreign law degree and wish to become a Canadian lawyer, your qualification and experience must be approved by the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA). The NCA will then determine if you will require any further coursework at an approved Canadian law school before you can obtain the licence to practice as a lawyer. Check the NCA website and get in touch w
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Any good and top university will prefer candidates with extensive work experience, this is not only in Singapore but all countries outside India. If you don't have work experience then you should be something extraordinary and distinct for business schools to accept you. You should go through university websites and read the MBA admission requirements and FAQs in details to have clarity on this. Check the student profiles and prepare accordingly. Alternatively you may look for MS Management, from top universities which should be a better deal for you.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi, a good choice if the programme meets your career interests in future. Check for programs and colleges allowing you to take the PMP certification exam. Once you are a certified professional prospects will be better. Your career outcome will also depend on your own academic performance and skills.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi, though distance education can be accepted depending on the university you are applying to, gaining admission into an MBA programme without having work experience will be difficult. Please go through business school websites to learn about the admission requirements, majority of the programs in New Zealand requires a minimum of 5 years work experience. Additionally you have to contact the universities regarding your distance B.Com.
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8 years agoDo I have a chance of getting into University of Toronto if I have only 3 months of work experience?
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