DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY - MS in INTERNETWORKING

[josephDev]

I got accepted @ GBC for wireless networking but recently after talking to many students i got to know that MS is much valued and better in terms of PR as well.

Heres my profile :

10th : 74.6 %
diploma (ECE) : 78.7 %
BE (ECE) : 57.7 %
IELTS : 7.5

Since im from mumbai university its very difficult to get 70%+

Anyone who got admission @ Dalhousie University, Please tell me if i would be eligible? Im interested in Master of Internetworking from dalhousie university.

 

[harmanlally]

Ok it is difficult to get 70% + but 57 are still very low, i am not that expert but i think u r not eligible to go for MS in Dal Uni

Best of Luck

 

[lucifer_2510]

Ok it is difficult to get 70% + but 57 are still very low, i am not that expert but i think u r not eligible to go for MS in Dal Uni

Best of Luck

u r nt eligible for ms in any uni.(min. 70% required with IELTS 7 and no band less than 6.5) Ur best bet is pgd. Or go to australia.

 

[josephDev]

thanks for the reply ,
but somewhere here in this forum i read about a guy who got admission @ dalhousie univ with 58 % aggregate in BE............it was because of this reason that i had askd you guys to confirm.

 

[b.arvind87]

hello joseph..,


i have got admitted into INWK at dal.., with 67% in BE + 4 yrs of work ex.., your % in degree does seem low .., but if you have any industry experience maybe it will make your application stronger .., anyways there are forums on FB dedicated to dalhousie or inwk .., you can join that so that you get perspective from students who got admission with lesser %..

 

[josephDev]

Thanks a lot for your reply arvind.
did u have 4 yrs of exp in networking industry itself?

 

[josephDev]

What if I did a one year PG course and get better grades, will I be eligible to apply for masters after the course?

 

[lucifer_2510]

that will be foolish but yes u will be eligible fr a MS course. GO for 2 years PGD course gain PR thn go for MS. In that way, u will have some experience also tution fees will come down.