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Shashin Goyal
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Yes, If all the financial and academic documents required for a visa are available then you should be able to get the visa. Please take care that you submit all correct details and all documents provided are verifiable.
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I am a B.Com student. I want to do a Diploma or courses related to music in Canada. I can I do this?
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Shashin Goyal
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No it is not possible to do Diploma in music after B.Com because Canada laws do not accept B.Com as a full fledged graduation course you have to complete MBA before any of the courses or Diploma.
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Harshad Gore
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MS in the subject related to your B.Sc. General would be preferable. Also, you can try for internships in a field related to your B.Sc Degree in Canada along with your MS as you have teaching experience, you may apply for B.Ed in Canada and become a teacher there and settle directly after B.Ed. There is a lot of scope, go for it after checking the university requirements and guidelines in Canada. All the best.
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Rajeshwari Katakdhond
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Yes, you can get a Canada study visa without IELTS. You SEE Canada actually doesn't give out study visas as such, but they do provide study permits which automatically come with a temporary resident's visa. The English language assessment you need is dictated by your university of choice.
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Jal Patel
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Well in Canada, there are few universities accepting NIOS Certificate as follows: -
Cape Breton University, Algoma University, Mount Allison University, Nipissing University, Yorkville University, York University. Also, NIOS accepting colleges are:
St. Clair College, Conferedation College, Conestoga College, Humber College, Seneca College, Columbia College, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, NBCC (New Brunswick Community College).
Cape Breton University, Algoma University, Mount Allison University, Nipissing University, Yorkville University, York University. Also, NIOS accepting colleges are:
St. Clair College, Conferedation College, Conestoga College, Humber College, Seneca College, Columbia College, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, NBCC (New Brunswick Community College).
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Aalisha Rizvi
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Yes, there are so many opportunities. Most of the MNCs are looking for experienced Accountants. Honestly speaking, either it be CA Inter or CA Final, your degree is nothing without experience and practical skills. If you have the required experience and skills, you'll surely survive the competition. Best of luck!
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Shashin Goyal
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The annual tuition fee for a BBA Economics Course at Simon Fraser University, Canada for an Indian student will be around 1900000 and that includes only acedemic fees not the hostels and mess.
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Mohit Singh
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All three countries have their unique advantages and drawbacks when it comes to future scope for MBA in Information Technology.
Australia:
Has a strong IT sector with a focus on innovation and technology-based startups. Boasts of a well-developed education system with several top-ranked universities. Offers a high standard of living and a diverse, multicultural environment.
USA:
Has a highly developed IT industry with a significant number of multinational technology companies based in the country. Offers a wider range of opportunities for professionals with an MBA in IT, including the opportunity to work in the Silicon Valley. Has a stro
Australia:
Has a strong IT sector with a focus on innovation and technology-based startups. Boasts of a well-developed education system with several top-ranked universities. Offers a high standard of living and a diverse, multicultural environment.
USA:
Has a highly developed IT industry with a significant number of multinational technology companies based in the country. Offers a wider range of opportunities for professionals with an MBA in IT, including the opportunity to work in the Silicon Valley. Has a stro
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Mohit Singh
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I don't have any recent updates regarding this. However, according to the information available, recognition of IGNOU degrees varies in Canada. Some employers and institutions may accept IGNOU degrees, while others may not. It is best to check with the specific employer or institution to confirm if they accept IGNOU degrees.
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