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M Mathai
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Your question is incomplete, but I'll try to give you a general answer and advice. If you want to work in Canada you have to check if companies are hiring international employees first. Also, check the job status of the work you want to do in the Canadian government labor market division. Physiotherapy is a regulated profession in Canada. So, you will have to register with the provincial board first. Without registration, you are not allowed to work as a physiotherapist in Canada.
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M Mathai
Contributor-Level 6
Hi, you are asking to compare apples and oranges. Both the courses are very different and you academic and career progression will be very different for both the courses. M.Sc in Chemistry is a specialized course, whereas an MBA is a general course. Both the courses have good employment prospects.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Sahib,
You have got really good marks in M.Tech. Congratulations. I feel the best course of action is to take admission for research in one if the Canadian colleges and then look for job. Then only you can get opportunities to settle in Canada.
You have got really good marks in M.Tech. Congratulations. I feel the best course of action is to take admission for research in one if the Canadian colleges and then look for job. Then only you can get opportunities to settle in Canada.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Here are some points on how to avoid being trapped:
Remember, the options in GMAT are designed to trap you. They are very similar and if you miss one small point in the question, you will end up with an incorrect option which you will feel is correct. So, it's always good to recheck your answer by re-reading your question. Make sure you are not missing/ignoring an important point.
Solve lots of questions and learn about the type/pattern of questions being asked. The more you solve, the more question patterns you'll learn about. While practising, if you get a question wrong, always learn how to solve it correctly. Ensure that you don't
Remember, the options in GMAT are designed to trap you. They are very similar and if you miss one small point in the question, you will end up with an incorrect option which you will feel is correct. So, it's always good to recheck your answer by re-reading your question. Make sure you are not missing/ignoring an important point.
Solve lots of questions and learn about the type/pattern of questions being asked. The more you solve, the more question patterns you'll learn about. While practising, if you get a question wrong, always learn how to solve it correctly. Ensure that you don't
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Rachita Kohli
Beginner-Level 5
The first and foremost eligibility requirement is to have completed a basic Bachelors level graduation degree. This could be an engineering degree (BE, B.Tech), B.Sc, B.Com, BA or in any other discipline. A Masters or doctoral (Ph.D) degree is also fine. Many who've gone abroad for a Masters work for a few years and then take up an MBA after MS.
A full-time degree from a reputed university is preferred. However, some MBA colleges may also accept correspondence and distance education.
The primary evidence that you ll submit to prove your credentials are your academic transcripts. These include semester-wise marks for each subject that was
A full-time degree from a reputed university is preferred. However, some MBA colleges may also accept correspondence and distance education.
The primary evidence that you ll submit to prove your credentials are your academic transcripts. These include semester-wise marks for each subject that was
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Sagaljot,
It is understood that the whole process takes almost one year. However, I am sure you must have contacted a specialised agency. Go by their advise.
It is understood that the whole process takes almost one year. However, I am sure you must have contacted a specialised agency. Go by their advise.
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Devi singh
Guide-Level 11
It depends on how good you are. If you are brilliant then one month is enough. But for most of the people, three months is not enough to get around 700 marks.
But, it is still doable if you have someone who can guide you on a regular basis and keep track of your progress. That study plan has to be custom made for you.
Probably, you too can create or find a study plan for 3 months, but you have to be realistic about what score you aimed for. 660/680 is easy to get, but not 700.
But, it is still doable if you have someone who can guide you on a regular basis and keep track of your progress. That study plan has to be custom made for you.
Probably, you too can create or find a study plan for 3 months, but you have to be realistic about what score you aimed for. 660/680 is easy to get, but not 700.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Sourav,
Chances seem good. Apply early for better chances.
Chances seem good. Apply early for better chances.
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