PG courses and Masters Information help

[s.bhat]

I am Bcom graduate looking to study abroad. I was advised to do a PG dip. And later a masters by my consultants.
If i do a PG dip. will i be able to get a Good job? Masters require a 12+4 education. So should i Pursue my PG in India and apply for masters in canada Or Do Pg in canada and pursue masters?

 

[tusharnayyer]

Pg in India, masters in canada. Score more than 60%
Take admission in Brock university or comparable or better and you will get good job. Promise. Once you are done with pg update your details and we ill guide you through.

 

[Dr.Raj91]

My advise is to take a p.g diploma course in canada in a well reputed s.p.p college! And then if u wish you can pursue masters! Go ahead..
Thank you!

 

[tusharnayyer]

My advise is to take a p.g diploma course in canada in a well reputed s.p.p college! And then if u wish you can pursue masters! Go ahead..
Thank you!

Dr raj , do you think its worth spending 13000$ minimally for a pg especially when we have courses in india which are quarter the fees, recognised by aicte for further education and even sometimes easily at par with masters. IMHO spending 7-8_lakh plus for a years course and plus other costs in a new country which doesnot even equate to a masters degree or countrywide recognition is a sheer waste.

 

[Dr.Raj91]

Dr raj , do you think its worth spending 13000$ minimally for a pg especially when we have courses in india which are quarter the fees, recognised by aicte for further education and even sometimes easily at par with masters. IMHO spending 7-8_lakh plus for a years course and plus other costs in a new country which doesnot even equate to a masters degree or countrywide recognition is a sheer waste.

Dear sis,
Do you really think genuine students out there trying to update their profile with a abroad education! No they really don't! At the end of the day every 1 needs A Canadian P.R! No one is worried about the educational standards and backgrounds.. every 1 are in need of P.R.*** 13k$ is actually less people afford to pay more for getting into the country! Hardly 5 to 10 % students come back and work in there respective countries! So I definitely think its worth a fortune ;D
Thank you,

 

[lucifer_2510]

Dear sis,
Do you really think genuine students out there trying to update their profile with a abroad education! No they really don't! At the end of the day every 1 needs A Canadian P.R! No one is worried about the educational standards and backgrounds.. every 1 are in need of P.R.*** 13k$ is actually less people afford to pay more for getting into the country! Hardly 5 to 10 % students come back and work in there respective countries! So I definitely think its worth a fortune ;D
Thank you,

u sure about the statistics ? and as far as i have got info on company's there, i guess its pretty tough for u to find a job. every1 here on forum sad that i will struggle fr 2-3 years. . that kind of time i do not have. What are the pre-requisites to get a job there ?

 

[Dr.Raj91]

u sure about the statistics ? and as far as i have got info on company's there, i guess its pretty tough for u to find a job. every1 here on forum sad that i will struggle fr 2-3 years. . that kind of time i do not have. What are the pre-requisites to get a job there ?

It depends upon different territories! Each has its own demands ! So select such a territory which does not require work experience such as B.C so everything gets easy!
B.C require only Job offer from the employer !..I personally think its not a big deal! You are already competing with 1 Billion for a job in India. Why can't you compete with 33 million with lot of opportunities for post graduates! Does it makes sense?

 

[lucifer_2510]

It depends upon different territories! Each has its own demands ! So select such a territory which does not require work experience such as B.C so everything gets easy!
B.C require only Job offer from the employer !..I personally think its not a big deal! You are already competing with 1 Billion for a job in India. Why can't you compete with 33 million with lot of opportunities for post graduates! Does it makes sense?

i have already applied for clg in ON province.

 

[tusharnayyer]

It depends upon different territories! Each has its own demands ! So select such a territory which does not require work experience such as B.C so everything gets easy!
B.C require only Job offer from the employer !..I personally think its not a big deal! You are already competing with 1 Billion for a job in India. Why can't you compete with 33 million with lot of opportunities for post graduates! Does it makes sense?

Dr raj doesnt my name sound masculine enough? I am a male. Anyways coming to your pt, OP categorically hasnt lived abroad, is specifically looking for a good job post graduation and with no work history you are advicing him to joing a pg course in a cllg . looking at your profile you yourself have taken a univ programme for two years ? Wy contradict and advice wrong when you know a brilliant guy can do much better with a univ degree ? I dissapprove your advice. There is no shortcut to residency , atleast if he graduates from a univ his course wouod be recognised in India and even if doesnt get to stay their his credential wouldnt be declined back here.

 

[Dr.Raj91]

Dr raj doesnt my name sound masculine enough? I am a male. Anyways coming to your pt, OP categorically hasnt lived abroad, is specifically looking for a good job post graduation and with no work history you are advicing him to joing a pg course in a cllg . looking at your profile you yourself have taken a univ programme for two years ? Wy contradict and advice wrong when you know a brilliant guy can do much better with a univ degree ? I dissapprove your advice. There is no shortcut to residency , atleast if he graduates from a univ his course wouod be recognised in India and even if doesnt get to stay their his credential wouldnt be declined back here.
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Dear bro,
You don't make any sense here , he has 12 + 3 of educational years for a master degree in canada you need to have 12+4 !! I never advised him anything wrong if you would have seen my post I had mentioned about ****doing masters after p.g diploma in canada!****
So please verify every post before acting weird!
And by the way don't get offended by calling you sis! Cause tusharnayyar doesn't look masculine to me ! I wasn't trying to be mean! I get nothing from that!

 

[Dr.Raj91]

@tusharnayyar
Moreover universities won't give you immediate job placements when compared to spp colleges in canada! In his profile he has mentioned bout immediate job placement! Improve your statistics! Before landing in canada!

 

[tusharnayyer]

Dr raj doesnt my name sound masculine enough? I am a male. Anyways coming to your pt, OP categorically hasnt lived abroad, is specifically looking for a good job post graduation and with no work history you are advicing him to joing a pg course in a cllg . looking at your profile you yourself have taken a univ programme for two years ? Wy contradict and advice wrong when you know a brilliant guy can do much better with a univ degree ? I dissapprove your advice. There is no shortcut to residency , atleast if he graduates from a univ his course wouod be recognised in India and even if doesnt get to stay their his credential wouldnt be declined back here.
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Dear bro,
You don't make any sense here , he has 12 + 3 of educational years for a master degree in canada you need to have 12+4 !! I never advised him anything wrong if you would have seen my post I had mentioned about ****doing masters after p.g diploma in canada!****
So please verify every post before acting weird!
And by the way don't get offended by calling you sis! Cause tusharnayyar doesn't look masculine to me ! I wasn't trying to be mean! I get nothing from that!

Dr Raj, Tushar Nayyer is male name and its pretty obvious. Acting weird? I dont think so, I think its the other way round . You advice is wrong of him taking up pg in Canada and there are no 2 ways about it. Read my first reply and I explicitly told him.to complete pg in India and do later masters in Canada, as wasting 13000 aka 8 lakh plus on a course not recognised back in India. Just cause you want to study in 8 classroom univ and a residency is your main goal doesnt necessarily mean everyone wants that. No sir, spp colleges or any other cllgs or universities give you placements, if an internship/coop does exist in the course you still yourself are responsible to find placment. Didnt you read enough horror stories? OP clearly has stated he wants a good job, and with that academics I dont think he looking forward to flipping burgers at Wendys or working as merchandiser at Costco, he hasnt even mentioned bout residency. Where you getting ideas Dr raj, my statistics are completely fine. Let me tell you my work experience includes months of abroad stints i.e. malaysia, singapore, norway and croatia and not to forget a month of Bose store experience in Boston and that sincerely makes me an ideal candidate to guide a fellow young graduate on what to do and not do while persuing a course abroad. I have enough stamps on my passport than you prolly will have in your lifetime. You sir are deillusioned.

 

[Dr.Raj91]

Dr Raj, Tushar Nayyer is male name and its pretty obvious. Acting weird? I dont think so, I think its the other way round . You advice is wrong of him taking up pg in Canada and there are no 2 ways about it. Read my first reply and I explicitly told him.to complete pg in India and do later masters in Canada, as wasting 13000 aka 8 lakh plus on a course not recognised back in India. Just cause you want to study in 8 classroom univ and a residency is your main goal doesnt necessarily mean everyone wants that. No sir, spp colleges or any other cllgs or universities give you placements, if an internship/coop does exist in the course you still yourself are responsible to find placment. Didnt you read enough horror stories? OP clearly has stated he wants a good job, and with that academics I dont think he looking forward to flipping burgers at Wendys or working as merchandiser at Costco, he hasnt even mentioned bout residency. Where you getting ideas Dr raj, my statistics are completely fine. Let me tell you my work experience includes months of abroad stints i.e. malaysia, singapore, norway and croatia and not to forget a month of Bose store experience in Boston and that sincerely makes me an ideal candidate to guide a fellow young graduate on what to do and not do while persuing a course abroad. I have enough stamps on my passport than you prolly will have in your lifetime. You sir are deillusioned.

Oh that's good for you! Keep it up!

 

[scylla]

@ tusharnayyar
Moreover universities won't give you immediate job placements when compared to spp colleges in canada! In his profile he has mentioned bout immediate job placement! Improve your statistics! Before landing in canada!

Colleges won't give you job placements. You have to find them yourself.

Post graduate diplomas have very low value in Canada. If someone is coming all the way to Canada to study and wants to find a good job afterwards, they should take a Masters. It's much easier to find a job as a Masters graduate than PGD - expecially if you want to work in business / commerce / finance. PGDs are pretty much ignored by employers in these industries. So I think they are useless and a waste of money.

 

[s.bhat]

Colleges won't give you job placements. You have to find them yourself.

Post graduate diplomas have very low value in Canada. If someone is coming all the way to Canada to study and wants to find a good job afterwards, they should take a Masters. It's much easier to find a job as a Masters graduate than PGD - expecially if you want to work in business / commerce / finance. PGDs are pretty much ignored by employers in these industries. So I think they are useless and a waste of money.

Thank you for the info. are you currently in Canada? Are there any good universities which will help me pursue masters with 12+3 bachelor's??