Success rate of getting into these universities

[MadSak]

Hey Guyz

I am interested to do MEng in communication Engineering
My profile

B.E 2011 pass out : 61% ( had 4 backlogs) Electronics and communication
TOEFL : 95

Worked as support Engineer for 6 months

what are my chances of getting admissions in the following universities

Queen's university
University of windsor
Concordia university
Ryerson university
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
university of ottawa
university of regina
Dalhousie University

If u feel there are other universities which are safe for this profile.. please let me know..

 

[raj6666]

Dear ,

UOIT, UOR , Concordia ( huge fees - luxury college) ... u can get .. others please forget it... because very strict entry requiremnts ... even 85 to 90 % fellows are sucking for some university mentioned here...

 

[MadSak]

Guyz please reply... can u please suggest me some universities which are safe for my profile

 

[krishnaboopathyj]

Guyz please reply... can u please suggest me some universities which are safe for my profile

1.concordia
2.ryerson
3.windsor
4.guelph
5.regina

 

[ajosephhh]

Dear ,

UOIT, UOR , Concordia ( huge fees - luxury college) ... u can get .. others please forget it... because very strict entry requiremnts ... even 85 to 90 % fellows are sucking for some university mentioned here...

Who told you Concordia charges Huge Fees, Tuition Fees for M.Eng is $26000 for the entire 2 year period... It's not huge compared to other univ's like UWO, Waterloo...

 

[Talha khi]

Agreed with ajoseppph
But don't know are there any odd jobs in Montreal or not kindly tell me if any one knows....

 

[just_do_it]

Generally, its not that hard to get into universities as an international student. Admission requirements are much lower than domestic students since everybody is trying to milk the cash cow that foreign students are..

where it will get harder is if a particular university that is comparatively good and attracts a lot of international students, then you will have competition for limited seats and could expect higher admission requirements.

also, keep it in mind that university education will not be easy sailing regardless of where you go to study, specially in a field like engineering. So you will have to up your game and work harder compared to India. Specially if you attend a good school, expectations will be higher and you will really need to step up.

If you are banking on working your way through your education to pay for most of your expenses, it will be very hard and your grades will suffer. so makes you wonder if paying so much in tution fees to get mediocre grades is really worth it? think things out and plan accordingly.