Required experts help.urgent!!!!

[hari1986]

Hello all,

I wish to apply for MSC in computer science in canada. Below is my profile.

B.Tech with EEE as specialization - Overall 68.15% with last two years percentage as 63.19%.
Intermediate - 91%.
IELTS - 7(no band below 6)
IT experience of 4 years.

I would prefer to study in ontario but most universities are saying i dont meet their minimum requirements as my B.tech percentage is less. Please let me know which universities i can apply for.Please help i'm totally confused.

 

[hari1986]

anybody suggest some universities for my profile please.............

 

[Ghufrankhan]

anybody suggest some universities for my profile please.............

Uni of Windsor in Toronto, Ontario

 

[hari1986]

Uni of Windsor in Toronto, Ontario

have already contacted windsor...they say I can apply but i do not meet their admission requirements...confused as application is not free. Please let me know your opinion on this. should I apply or not. Also do I stand a chance in lakehead university?. Also if you can let me know universities in other provinces(or any pointers) where i stand chance I would be very thankful to you.

 

[Ghufrankhan]

have already contacted windsor...they say I can apply but i do not meet their admission requirements...confused as application is not free. Please let me know your opinion on this. should I apply or not. Also do I stand a chance in lakehead university?. Also if you can let me know universities in other provinces(or any pointers) where i stand chance I would be very thankful to you.

Well students with even low percentages have got admission in Windsor so u must try it out. Another uni namely University of Ontario will definitely give u admission (However its ranking is not very good). Moreover my overall % is 70% n i got admission in Concordia university, Quebec n its a highly ranked university so i think u should try it as well.

P.S: There is thread in this forum of students who got admitted in Windsor, check that out to know their academics.

P.S: No idea of lakehead uni