Canada Admission Process

Hi Vishal Patel, both the programme are different, Diplomas are UG courses and Post Graduate Diploma are PG level which is why you can't compare them. If you have a Bachelor's degree you should study a PG Diploma, SPP colleges have an additional advantage of a 3-year work permit after graduation. And obviously job prospects are high and PG Diplomas are very much in demand. Doing a UG Diploma will give you basic job and not highly paid.

TOEFL scores are valid for 2 years after the test date and there is no limit to the number of times you can take the test, but you cannot take it more than once in a 12-day period. If you appeared for the test in 2016, I do not think that the score will be valid in 2019, as it has passed the 2-year validity mark. Regards.

Hi Vishal,
Some universities may allow you to apply during your final year and admissions will depend on your final year results and other condition, but most universities will want your final year marks. It is the best you check with the universities directly first. Email them.

Hi Nishith, at least 55% is required to be eligible for further studies in Canada, for MBA they normally require work experience and GMAT. Check SPP colleges and also check PGDM program and study well.

Hi,
This link should help, you can look for PG Diploma courses.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/certificate-diploma-in-mechanical-engineering-courses-sl

Hello Rijun,
It's nice know your dreams of doing MS in Canada. The whole process normally takes about one year. I would advise you to contact a local agency dealing with sending students abroad since there are many nuances to this issue & it's perhaps outside the scope.
Your good academic career will definitely get you admission.

Hi,
Yes, you do meet the education requirements, however, top MBA programmes won't accept you without work experience. Also, a good GMAT and IELTS score is required.

The 3 main reasons could be submission of incorrect information, your academics and finances. From 2009 onwards Canadian system is ok with dual intent, so intent of staying back in Canada is no longer that big an issue. However what it means is that you need to submit correct information, have a strong study plan and sufficient finances for the duration of your course

Yes, you can. As long as you have fulfilled the conditions that caused the earlier refusal.

Hi Robin,
Some of the best are Western University, University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, Queen's University, University of Manitoba and University of Guelph to name a few.