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what do u mean "i do not want to give GMAT/GRE"? Most Canadian Universities that have MBA programs require you to have GMAT not GRE taken. Some do not require GMAT, such as Athabasca University. You would have to check the university MBA program website itself to find out the admission...

You will probably need to take at least 5 to 10 undergraduate courses in petroleum to make up for the deficient courses in petroleum engineering. It also depends on your GPA from your first degree and also the university you graduated from. Contact the university or apply and get admission then...

Its true, without a BS in education or Masters in Education from Canada, a PHD is totally useless in helping you get a teaching job here in Canada. Go back to the basics, M Education or BS in education to get a job here. No one here cares about yr India educational degree, or a PHD from Canada...

First of all, what is yr goal for getting a PG cert or MEng? Seondly, what program are u looking at? Not course, course is a subject by subject course in the college or university. Thirdly, where is yr B.E Mec from? Fourthly, are u an international student looking to work in canada after your...

It will help in whatever way that u want but if u plan to get a coop education for yr MBA then go for those with Coop programs, search online for those Canadian Unis with Coop MBA, simple as that. There are plenty but make sure these coops are available for international students as well.

First of all, in Canada, Alberta is a province not a state. Secondly, if u just want to graduate and get a job, then IT position is one suitable one and u can probably get an IT job after u graduate from SAIT as SAIT is one of the marketable institutions in Alberta or Canada. If u plan to stay...

It simply means that this program is useless if u want to be a qualified engineer here in Canada. To be an accreditated engineer here in Canada, u need to graduate from an accreditated program, such as one from a university which is accreditated by any of the provincial engineering board such as...

It all depends on what your goal is after you get your diploma here in Canada. Let us know what you plan to do after that then I can advise u further.

First of all, The job market is not controlled or governed by the government, why do candidates put the blame on the government. Secondly, whether one gets accredited or qualified for a P Eng or any other qualification that is to be accredited in Canada, is all dependent on the candidate's...

Though u already have a BE in Petroleum and natural gas engineering, its from Pakistan. Univesities in Alberta, such as U of A or U of C will discount yr GPA by about 0.5 and 1 from non Canadian Unis. And the requirement for Masters usually stand at a min of 3.0 to 3.3 GPA for admission into U...

Her grades are good enough to enter McGill or U of T or UBC. However, the application deadline has already passed and closed for most of the programs. Since she is a PR, i would recommend that she apply for the Winter (Jan 2013) intake and enter the uni of her choice first, then apply for the...

First, which university or country did u graduate from? If u are looking for engineering jobs in the future, and if u plan to work on a masters or PHD, the best choices for u would be universities where engineering jobs are easily available. There are plenty of good civil engineering unis in...

Personally, i would strongly advise u to go to NAIT if u are looking for engineering program and also engineering jobs in Canada. This is so, cause NAIT is a highly reputable technical college for engineering compared to Humber college and secondly, Alberta is the Engineering Province of Canada...

It is not true that employers look for University degrees first then college Diplomas, as least, not so in Canada. Its a misconception that employers look for Uni degrees first. It actually all depends on the job requirement and the qualifications required for the job itself. It fact, the...

1. A PG Diploma is usually a professional post graduate qualification for those who either already have a bachelors degree or equalvent or those with a masters degree, while a masters degree is for those with a bachelors degree who wants a higher qualification, be it professional or not, and...

what high chance of visa are u talking about? u are supposely a graduate from B comm and u cant even express yourself well in English! What are u asking actually!!!!!????? Write and speak proper comprehensible English man!

what is take admission in Nait? U mean u are accepting Nait to enter your college! Btw, NAIT is a great polytechnic/ college and the graduate employment rate is pretty high, some even higher than Unis, so whats your point????

Ranking for U of A is definitely higher than U of C but that doesnt mean the quality of education is better than U of C. The quality of both are about the same, which uni u decide to attend is dependent on what u are looking for, be it ranking, program available, competitiveness, funding, major...

Dont worry, age is never a factor here for visa if u are applying for a student visa. Also, there is no such thing as applying to Uni is easier to get a visa compared to college! Its all a myth and dont know where all the ignorant ppl get this idea!

No way, dont dream on! Take the proper path and dont think of getting a short-cut cause yr success rate is close to ZERO!