Study Abroad

Hi Anushka,
To study in Canada, you must most importantly be very good in your academics, Canadian universities are very selective. So focus on your academics and get a good internship or projects. You must also take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements. Some universities may require the GRE , you have to check on university websites to know about the admission requirements.

Hi, there are no any such kinds of college which compulsorily provides internship abroad. But yes, it's up to you. You can try out yourself through LinkedIn and various job providers eg. - Times jobs, shine.com, etc. and doing BBA is very easy, but getting internship is little tough. But, you have to struggle hard.

Hi Zaeden,
This will depend on the university's criteria and how impressive your overall profile is. A very good SOP and LORs can help but not a guarantee. Please write to the universities before applying.

Hi Shahbaz Khan,
Generally above 8 CGPA is required, you have to search university websites and look at the preferred score. Check University of Dalhousie, McMaster University, University of NewFoundland, Simon Fraser etc.

Hi Ajay, I wonder how some one else will know what is good for your future. It is something you must plan and sort out. A course does not come with a job guarantee, you will do well if you enjoy the course and have an aptitude for it. Figure out what you want, ask yourself if you like numbers, maths, finance, business, event management etc. Check career outcomes of various related courses and see what interests you. You have to choose after you prioritize your interest.

Hi Rakesh,
You have to check on the respective program to find out the IELTS score requirement, please visit Lambton College website and check the program page directly. Different programs will have different requirements.

Hi Mehrnoush,
Free universities are extremely competitive , you must have very high academic scores and please indicate what this total score is of, is this your 12th percentile or TOEFL score?