Carleton University

Hello Aryan,In Canada for 1 year programme you get 1 year of work extension and for 2 years or above programme you get 2 to 3 years of work extension/temporary work visa.

Hi,
Carleton is a popular university, so I think it may be a good option. Admissions are slightly easier compared to other top tier ones but also it is a smaller university compared to many others. It depends on what you want to study, journalism and social sciences are supposedly good in Carleton. You can keep Carleton as your last option probably, first try in Simon Fraser, Calgary, Alberta, Waterloo, Ottawa, York universities etc.

Please refer the link to know the same:https://admissions.carleton.ca/scholarships/usa-and-international-costs/ or https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/universities/carleton-university.

Hi Sagar,
The link is easily and clearly available on the university website. You should just learn to browse properly perhaps. Also, I don't know if you are talking about undergraduate or graduate programs but see these:
https://carleton.ca/sce/informationapplication/
https://carleton.ca/sce/undergraduate-programs/
For UG programs click on individual program links for brochure.
The brochures are available in pdf format, which you can save on your computer.

Hi,
You have good chances to get admission. McGill and Western will be very competitive as they are very selective. Apply before the deadline ends. Your SOP and LOR will also be considered for the same.

You can visit the below mentioned links:
http://carleton.ca/studentaccounts/
https://central.carleton.ca/prod/pkg_online_fee_assess.p_main

No, GRE is not required for mechanical engineering as the course offered is M.Eng not MS.
For details on fee and scholarships, see the link below
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/carleton-university-canada-univlisting-25