Thanks mead. I checked many universities too and I got around CAD $ 6K - $ 15K tuition expenses and I rechecked them many times because my consultancy create an illusion of expensive universities in Canada. I argued them many times and when my bro who is in USA also told me to have a try for Masters degree over Post Graduate Diploma, then I told them to apply me to Masters program. Now they are revealing truth. Anyway thanks for the info mate. Thanks alot...mead said:
Yup I know their evil thoughts already. And I told them that I am not gonna apply for 1 year PG Diploma unless I have atleast 2 yr PG course for me that consists of at least 3 sem each. And due to my instance, they failed to provide me the required course and now I am gonna apply for the Universities. Lets see what happens. Would you please share your academic profile and experience ( if any ) here?gosanket said:
My academic profile:ish11 said:
You have a good chance for admission. Mostly Canadian Universities prefer above First Division but they appreciate above 70%. Your grades are far more better than that. so apply for some competitive universities as your chances are high. You could apply for University of Alberta and University of British Columbia with out paying application fees to see your chances there becoz they waive application Fees for underdeveloped country like Nepal ( See UN list of Underdeveloped Country in the University Website to verify that too). you could save CAD $ 100 during application to those universities.In addition, I suggest you to apply for University of Regina. Its Tuition is low too and a good reputed university as well. Apart from that, You could apply for University of Manitoba and Memorial University of New Foundland which are more economical too.gosanket said:
Thanks for the info! But the problem is the documentation part as I graduated from India and I want to enroll for course based programs. I really don't have any concrete research ideas in to apply for MSc. I have decided to apply to 2 good universities & 2 mediocre universities. Do you know any Canadian universities with high acceptance rate?ish11 said:
Depends on your SOP that how you present yourself to the admission committee and your LORs influence that decision too and also the competition between the applicants. Getting in MSC is tough coz you need to have a supervisor in the faculty already who is ready to supervise you. If you can persuade them then you could get admission in MSc Program with funding too. And thats the best part of it. Try applying to at least 5-6 universities bro.gosanket said:
Good.... I now find that most universities offer TA for research students! They ask for research papers and all! Could you list some uni w/reasonable tuition fees! MacGill acceptance rate is quiet high @ 46% despite being no. 1 university of Canada. Doesn't it sound strange?ish11 said:
Canada major attraction for international students is its low tuition fees which are usually below $ 15,000 CAD in Universities. Now its upto you that how much can you afford in tuition. And if you get accepted in MSc ( thesis) course then you have almost 90% chance to get an assistantship which will cover your tuition as well as living expenses aw well. But as I told earlier, getting in thesis course is quite tough and sometimes needs luck too.gosanket said:
