M.S in Canada

Hi Raj,
Typically, more than 2 backlogs are not recommended. If you are planning for a high ranked then you won't be accepted with backlogs. Also this will completely depend on the university. There is no explicit mention of these things on university websites and these are confidential matters. Will vary from profile to profile as well.

Hi Bharath,
Yes, you do stand a chance though it will be competitive. A lot will depend on your SOP and the LORs from your professors. You must also take the IELTS and also demonstrate research interests, etc., through your project works, etc.

Hi Shivaprasad, different universities have different fee structures. Engineering programs may range from $15,000 to $25000 a year for international students.

Hello Nikhil,
Satellite communication for those satellites orbiting Earth is one subject and communication with satellites going into deep space is another subject. Research in space is going on full steam in many Govt. funded Institutions. But first you have to decide which aspect you want to do research in. Best wishes.

Hi Anurag, where do you want to study and what is your desired programme?

Hi, not compulsory for majority of the universities.

Hi Vaibhav,
The three countries have different requirements. Overall, you must have very good academic grades to be considered by the top universities. Germany overall is very competitive, more than 75% is recommended. To study in US take the GRE and TOEFL. To study in Canada and Germany , take the IELTS or TOEFL. A few Canadian universities might also require the GRE. Check the admission requirements on university websites and prepare accordingly. Check here
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509

Dear Ankit,
I would need more information in order to guide you on universities. However, you may look at Centennial and Conestoga College for fast track Diploma/Advanced Diploma on biotech.

Hi Nikhil,
University of Toronto's Institute for Aerospace Studies is one of the best. Other notable options are Carleton University, Royal Militaty College of Canada, Ryerson University, McGill University and Concordia University. Admissions are highly competitive, based on your academic performance, publications if any etc. MS programs are research oriented and some programs might require acceptance of a research supervisor.