Low cgpa

[Klaus07]

10th 90%
12th 90%
Btech Biotechnology first 6 semesters
Cgpa 6.3/10
Ielts expecting 7 band
Can I get admitted into canadian universities ( not the top ranked universities) with this profile for ms in biotechnology?
Which universities can I apply?
Can I apply for Manitoba university, carleton, winnipeg?

 

[wonderbly]

You can start by checking the admission requirements of the schools you listed.

 

[Johnson112]

what if the requirements only mention you need a bachelors degree

You can start by checking the admission requirements of the schools you listed.

 

[Naturgrl]

You can apply if you meet the admission requirements for those schools. Go to the websites. However with a C or 2.3 CGA average, I doubt it.

 

[wonderbly]

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what if the requirements only mention you need a bachelors degree

That's because the standard length of a Bachelor's degree is 4 years in Canada. If your degree is from outside Canada, it needs to be equivalent to a standard Canadian degree. You can inquire from your schools of interest by sending them your transcripts/certificates to see if it's acceptable.

 

[Klaus07]

You can apply if you meet the admission requirements for those schools. Go to the websites. However with a C or 2.3 CGA average, I doubt it.

That's why I am asking if there are universities which accept with low cgpa
If yes what are those?
No province or university preferences
Thanks in advance

 

[Klaus07]

That's why I am asking if there are universities which accept with low cgpa
If yes what are those?
No province or university preferences
Thanks in advance

Is there any chance that I can get accepted into Pg dm if not m.sc

 

[thaovy99]

That's why I am asking if there are universities which accept with low cgpa
If yes what are those?
No province or university preferences
Thanks in advance

You need to do research on your own. I know it's easier just to ask and have answer from others but this is something that you need to take control of. We don't know what kind of Master that you wanna do. Msc? with thesis or not? with coop or not? with internship or not? What is your budget? in what domain?

You are going to pursue your Master, not high school. A Master student should be capable to do the minimum research before asking any question.

 

[Klaus07]

You need to do research on your own. I know it's easier just to ask and have answer from others but this is something that you need to take control of. We don't know what kind of Master that you wanna do. Msc? with thesis or not? with coop or not? with internship or not? What is your budget? in what domain?

You are going to pursue your Master, not high school. A Master student should be capable to do the minimum research before asking any question.

I am doing my research, for shortlisting it would be better if I get other inputs also

 

[thaovy99]

Show people the universities that you've have been looking at and you will surely receive our inputs.
However, GPA is usually a prerequisite so if yours is below the minimum cut off, you barely have any chance. PG Diploma has less admission requirements but a smaller academic and professional value.

 

[aspirant256]

That

That's because the standard length of a Bachelor's degree is 4 years in Canada. If your degree is from outside Canada, it needs to be equivalent to a standard Canadian degree. You can inquire from your schools of interest by sending them your transcripts/certificates to see if it's acceptable.

I see you got ITA for SINP in your signature, can you tell me the process? my NOC is also 2174.

 

[wonderbly]

I see you got ITA for SINP in your signature, can you tell me the process? my NOC is also 2174.

Hi,
You'll need to research the process, as it's not something I can just "tell" you . You can start by looking at the requirements and eligibility for SINP here:
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residen...rating/saskatchewan-immigrant-nominee-program

There is also a forum here dedicated to PNP nominations that I followed for a couple years and I found it very helpful:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i.../provincial-nomination-program-immigration.6/

 

[aspirant256]

Hi,
You'll need to research the process, as it's not something I can just "tell" you . You can start by looking at the requirements and eligibility for SINP here:
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residen...rating/saskatchewan-immigrant-nominee-program

There is also a forum here dedicated to PNP nominations that I followed for a couple years and I found it very helpful:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i.../provincial-nomination-program-immigration.6/

You had a job offer or family in Saskatchewan?

 

[wonderbly]

You had a job offer or family in Saskatchewan?

No.

 

[aspirant256]

No.

and you are outside canada?