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Scholar-Level 17
You may check the best ones here with all possible details like cost, eligibility and work visa:
https://www.masterstudies.com/Masters-Degree/Automotive-Engineering/
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Scholar-Level 17
To pursue any Master's degree from UK, you will need the following:
1. Select the universities that offer the course.
2. IELTS/TOEFL both are accepted but do check with the specific requirements.
3. GMAT is accepted for management courses only
4. Bachelor's degree of 3/4 years as per their requirement.
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Scholar-Level 17
4 is a very low score. You should retake your IELTS . You can also check the university websites for English language foundation programmes. Every university offers such foundation programs for international students not meeting IELTS requirement. Check British Council website too.
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Scholar-Level 17
Please check with the college directly for the stats. You may browse their website and also write to them. Here are some URLs to guide you
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/admin-services/strategic-planning/statistics/trend-analysis/student-numbers/
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/international-students/information-by-region/south-asia/
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Guide-Level 12
For study purpose, both London and Canada are very good options. However, if you are looking from job perspective I will vote for Canada as UK or hub London is very tough with international graduates now.
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Scholar-Level 17
Yes you can pursue your B.Tech but you must clear your IELTS first and also check for university admission requirements to see if you have enough academic grades. More than 60% is recommended.
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Scholar-Level 18
I suggest you choose normal Marine Engineering only. Other fields such as oceanography, marine architecture nautical Science etc have less potential. Once you obtain degree and certification, then any shipping line can hire you.
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