Study Abroad

Married or unmarried admission requirements are same for all applicants, however these requirements vary with universities and colleges. There are no separate entry requirements for married candidates. An IELTS of 6.5 with no part less than 6 is generally required. You must check the individual uni

To settle or practice medicine in any country you must clear the medical licensing examination of the particular country. To practice in New Zealand you are required to pass NZREX Clinical,visit the Medical Council of New Zealand website for details.

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University of Toronto, University of Regina, Ryerson University, Dalhousie University and Concordia University are some of the best options available.

An international student can take along their spouse or common law partner and even children. They may also be eligible for work permit while you study. Depending on the country of citizenship, the spouse may need to apply either for a Temporary Resident Visa or entry visa or an Electronic Travel Au

University of British Columbia, Concordia University, BCIT, University of Saskatchewan and University of New Brunswick are popular options for Masters in Construction Management and related areas.

You may check PG Diploma or Graduate Diplomas in networking and related fields. Since you hold a B.Tech degree you will not be eligible or overqualified for an undergraduate diploma. In such cases though a college might grant you admissions visa rejection is possible. Look for courses which will h

Hi Bhupender, since there is no direct admission into MBBS programs in Canada you must enroll into a four year Bachelors degree program in biological sciences after which you must take the Medical College Admissions Test or MCAT to be eligible to pursue medical studies. Hope this helped.