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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Academic Profile: You should have above 75% in your undergraduate degree (i.e) CGPA 7.5/10, for Mechanical courses as heavy competition is out there.
Language Proficiency: Most of the German universities accept IELTS score, you can even take GRE and TOFEL.
Good luck.
Thank you.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
Here are some options, you can decide according to your personal interests, however also check the program-specific admission requirements:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/certificate-diploma-in-science-colleges-cl
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
You are advised to first confirm with some universities beforehand about the three-year degree acceptance. All universities in Canada requires a 4-year degree course with only a few exceptions. You may however check colleges under SPP. First see if you can find any university in Canada and then you can check the requirements and we can guide you accordingly or else you have to find options in other countries.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
Hi, to pursue your Masters in the UK you must take the IELTS for UKVI. Generally, an overall score of 7 is required. This is the only test you are required to take unless specified by an university. To get into any top university you need to be highly academic and have very good grades all throughout. Since it is not possible to list out thousands of course names here you are advised to go through the link below.
Following this, check all major university websites and go through the admission information pages for details like fee, deadlines, etc. Until and unless you don't check a university website you won't be able to understand the
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
You are required to have full-time work experience and if the intended job you want to do is a part-time one it won't carry any weightage. Teachers or educators are highly valued so if it is a full time job it will be accepted. However only imparting education from textbooks won't do any good. You have to show your leadership, innovative, creative, managerial skills as well as your job. So find out ways of how you can improve the job profile and go ahead with it. If you don't have work experience or no full-time job an MiM is a better option. It will have better options and perhaps may land up in a top ranking university which won'
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