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what is the solution to do ms in Canada after 3 year bachelor

Vibhanshu 4th Apr, 2021

Hello,

This is an issue, since most of the foreign universities insist on a 4 year undergraduate degree from India to be eligible for a masters degree admission. The other alternative they provide is you having finished a 3 year undergraduate degree + a 2 year masters degree in India

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can i do bridge coarse after a 3 year bachelor to do ms in canada

Abir Gayen 9th Apr, 2021

Hi Aspirant,

Not many colleges allow such.However it depends on college to college to pursue the bridge course and also it depends on the qualification to pursue an MS in canada.A four year Bachelor degrees in the relevant field are typically required before enrolling in this course. Apart from that,

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what is solution to do ms in Canada after 3 year bachelor

Deblina Roy 4th Apr, 2021

Dear Student,

Here is the list for the Universities in Canada that accept 3-years of Bachelor's (15- years of education) for Master's:

  • Schulich School Of Business.
  • York University.
  • Ted Rogers School of Management.
  • Ryerson University.
  • University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business.
  • University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management.

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Canada mbbs collage in low budget.

Jainshahajal 1st Apr, 2021

Hello aspirant,

Here are cheap medical schools in Canada:-

Memorial university of newfoundland

University of Calgary

University of Alberta

MC Gill university

Dalhousie university

Hope this helps you

Feel free to ask any question

All the best for your future

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which is best in canada medical or commerce

Sree Student Expert 11th May, 2021

Dear student,

Both the courses Medical and Commerce are good in Canada. Choose a course which you are interested in. There is good scope for Medical as well as Commerce in Canada. To be specific Commerce courses have more scope in Canada. If you are in India and you are

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mbbs in ukraine, russia, belarus, Georgia or bsc biotechnology in us, uk, Canada which is best for reaching heights

keerthana sreekumar 31st Mar, 2021

Hello,

Both the options are best,  but after doing MBBS you have clear the MCI screening test to practice in India. Nowadays only with MBBS there is not much height. You have to do Pg  course. However, for BSc biotecholongy there  is not such screening test and Many companies will

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hi! Im Navyarangu I have 65% in Btech, computer science. I wanted to pursue Masters from Canada. Most of the online consultancies are telling me that the minimum percentage is above 70 % for Masters in Canada. Can I fulfill my dream of doing Masters in Canada?

snehasinha1718 Student Expert 30th Mar, 2021

Hey,

For doing masters in any college in Canada the eligibility differs according to the colleges you may be seeking admission in. The required percentage can range anything between 65% to 70%. It totally depends from which college you're planning to do your masters and then check their eligibility criteria

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I am doing 12th commerce without maths.I am interested in coding and programming.i want to study in canada.So can I take computer course without maths in Canada

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 29th Mar, 2021
Hello,

If you want to take a proper computer or any programming course you must have a background in maths otherwise you will not get any admission. But if you want to do coding then you can learn it regardless of whatever your branch is. Continue your graduation in commerce
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I am currently studying in 10th and I wanted to know what all options I have for colleges to get into if my aim is somewhere out of India. Preferences: NTU, Singapore ; NUS, Singapore : University of Toronto, Canada

Abhishek Roy 8th May, 2021

Having done your Matriculation and probably your Senior Secondary from India, I would advice you to select Singapore for higher Undergraduate Education over US or Canada. After Graduation, from a Top University like NUS or NTU, and a short work experience you may always move to US for Higher Studies/Masters/MBA

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