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New answer posted•2016-08-13 18:02:50

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2016-08-13 18:02:50
With 51%, it's going to be so tough. I would suggest you to look into Australian colleges. Universities in Canada are very competitive. Of course, you can apply for a visa but chances are minimal.
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New answer posted•2016-08-13 17:57:29
Is GPA essential for top universities? If yes, how much do I need to score?
69 Views|Posted 2016-08-13 17:57:29
Asked by Vamsi

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2016-08-13 17:57:29
Of course, why wouldn't any university require a qualified applicant. Higher first class is recommended, which is more than 75%.
New answer posted•2016-08-13 17:49:17
Can I get the student visa of Canada to pursue my higher studies after completing my class 12th from NWAC board?
933 Views|Posted 2016-08-13 17:49:17
Asked by Tarun

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2016-08-13 17:49:17
NWAC is recognized by MHRD and AIU both. So, there should not be any issue. Just to ensure the equivalence with Canadian universities. You may write to them directly with your transcripts.
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New answer posted•2016-08-13 12:49:58
Which course can I pursue in Canada after B.Tech in computer science except M.Tech?
1K Views|3 Followers|Posted 2016-08-13 12:49:58
Asked by Gagandeep

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2016-08-13 12:49:58
To get a high profile, highly paying job, you can look forward to pursue MBA.
New answer posted•2016-08-13 12:42:02
Can anyone send the IELTS accepted best universities list in Canada for MS in civil engineering?
132 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-08-13 12:42:02
Asked by Karthik

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2016-08-13 12:42:02
All the universities in Canada accept IELTS score. you don't need to worry about it.
For civil engineering, you can choose any of the following:
McGill University
University of British Columbia
University of Alberta
University of Toronto
University of Windsor
University of Ottawa etc.
For civil engineering, you can choose any of the following:
McGill University
University of British Columbia
University of Alberta
University of Toronto
University of Windsor
University of Ottawa etc.
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New answer posted•2016-08-13 12:09:25
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2016-08-13 12:09:25
Hello Koumudee,
Definitely you can pursue Ph.D abroad. For that you need to take up IELTS and score well. Also, you need to approach professors, then only you can get the admission. I would say that it is quite difficult to get into Ph.D program in Canadian Universities as they mainly prefer local st
Definitely you can pursue Ph.D abroad. For that you need to take up IELTS and score well. Also, you need to approach professors, then only you can get the admission. I would say that it is quite difficult to get into Ph.D program in Canadian Universities as they mainly prefer local st
New answer posted•2016-08-13 11:31:06
What kind of scholarship can I get in Canada to pursue physics or engineering course?
55 Views|Posted 2016-08-13 11:31:06
Asked by Ranjit

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2016-08-13 11:31:06
Scholarship programs varies from university to university. For that, you can search various universities and can also check the international scholarship option. Most important of all, you can appear for GRE exam, it will increase your chances to get a scholarship.
New answer posted•2016-08-13 11:23:37
Which country would be better for me to pursue MBA as I have a budget of 9 to 13 lakhs only?
44 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-08-13 11:23:37
Asked by Mohit

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2016-08-13 11:23:37
It will advisable to MBA in India because of your budget constraint. You may aim for top 30 B-schools in India for an excellent career.
New answer posted•2016-08-13 10:27:25

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2016-08-13 10:27:25
You can apply any course in nursing only if you are a registered and practicing nurse.
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