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After BCA Course what to do? 1: MCA in india (Christ University). 2: MS in Canada (University of British Columbia). which are the best option for me? my BCA course completed in Christ University.

Subhrajit Mukherjee 29th Dec, 2020

If you have sufficient monetary support then you should go for the MS programme in Canada. This will give you a credit to get core jobs with moderately high packages. If you do it from India then the industry can pay you lesser as you are MCA compared to a Btech. This can sound bad but its a market reality.

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!

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Is it a good option for me to do MBA in University of British Columbia Canada ???

Sk Student Expert 1st Jul, 2020

Dear Aspirant,

The University is definitely in the top universities in the world. Learning abroad is always a rigorous process meaning the system of education is totally different as learning on your own is the norm and if you are prepared for it then definitely it is a good option.

Please understand that all foreign universities have a rigorous selection process and it is not about marks alone. Please read carefully their requirements as shown in this link https://www.sauder.ubc.ca/programs/masters-degrees/ubc-mba/admissions-finance

Make sure every detail read and understood thoroughly as this to forms a part of your selection process.

Good Luck

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Greetings to respected sir or mam, I wanted to ask you that i want to study Bsc. (biology related majors) from UBC(university of British Columbia). So, is it necessary to have mathematics in grade 12 or I can study with pcb. If yes, then please suggest me a degree to get into a medical school?

Sharon Rose Student Expert 7th Jun, 2020

Hello,

For admission in University of British Columbia to the course B.Sc Biology (Hons) you must have Higher Secondary School Certificate on finishing of Class 12.You must have Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.For all the courses such as Biophysics, Biotechnology, Biochemistry you must have studied Mathematics along with Physics and Chemistry.You are not eligible if you have studied PCB in 10+2 level.

For eligibility requirements and other details you can click the link below

https://you.ubc.ca/programs/#mode=by-topic&viewMode=list&filters[degree]=343&categories[]=1295&programs[1295][]=573&programs[1295][]=577&programs[1295][]=579&programs[1295][]=571

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