What is the best way to settle down in Canada as an Engineer...???

[TARZEN]

Hi,I am new on this forum, i heard lot about this forum, well my query is ........ i did my B.Tech in Electronics & Communication in 2013 from Delhi ( INDIA ) with 80%+ marks, right now working as an Wintel (System ) Engineer with a reputed co. in India.

My ultimate aim is to settle down in Canada , can i work there as an Wintel System Engineer & what are the scope in this field in Canada....????

Am i eligible for immigration ,if not then What is the best way to settle down in Canada as an Engineer...???

If i go for MS ,will this be beneficial...???

 

[nishesh3003]

Hi,I am new on this forum, i heard lot about this forum, well my query is ........ i did my B.Tech in Electronics & Communication in 2013 from Delhi ( INDIA ) with 80%+ marks, right now working as an Wintel (System ) Engineer with a reputed co. in India.

My ultimate aim is to settle down in Canada , can i work there as an Wintel System Engineer & what are the scope in this field in Canada....????

Am i eligible for immigration ,if not then What is the best way to settle down in Canada as an Engineer...???

If i go for MS ,will this be beneficial...???

Your educational qualifications are sufficient as it is.

Your duties (if i perceive it correctly) will qualify you under NOC 2281. I say this because I have worked on Wintel Platforms myself.

Please check the below link and verify whether your current and/or past experience for at least 1 year matches the duties and responsibilities listed in the NOC:

http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=2281

If your duties match - go through the CIC website to calculate your points. If you score 67 points minimum - you can start preparing your application for FSW 2014.