MS in Electrical Engineering in Canada

[akshays136]

Please find below my profile.

GRE:290|IELTS:7.0|CGPA:3.0|EX​P:2+ |MS IN EE/EECS

There is no gap and no back in studies throughout . Please suggest me some good universities for my profile.

Thank in advance.

 

[scouser]

you can look to University of alberta, univ of manitoba, univ of Saskatchewan. all in western canada, easy pr route, more opportunities for employment reasonable in terms of money.

 

[akshays136]

Please suggest if Mc Gill University will ne safe or ambitious for my profile. Thanks

 

[scouser]

sorry brother i can't say about mcgill university.

 

[scottdickson86]

Hi akshays136,

I also applied at McGill - M.Eng. - ECE (Thesis). Maybe you should email a supervisor and have your profile assessed? It's been said that if a supervisor is willing to take you in, then your chances of getting admission will become higher.

 

[akshays136]

Thanks for the suggestion Scott , I will do so . Could you please suggest any further universities for my profile ?

I am not sure if my profile is strong enuf to apply for Mc Gill,UBC, Waterloo , Please suggest.

 

[scottdickson86]

Hi akshays136,

I only applied at McGill so I'm not sure about the minimum qualifications for the others. As long as you meet the minimum requirements, go ahead and apply, and contact a supervisor who's works are aligned with your chosen research area. It helps if you mention what you want to get out of the masters degree. Your email must contain details on why you're interested in the program, what you've done at work or in your previous studies that has pushed you to pursue higher education. Make it short and respectful. For me, I mentioned my specific interest in wearable computing and my chosen supervisor who's been publishing papers on computers replied saying that I got his attention and he's looking forward to reviewing my application. Of course, it's not a guarantee for admission but at it would certainly help your chances.

Scott