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Difference are generally in terms of selectivity: Canadian universities are more competitive and selective compared to Australian universities, in terms of program structure MS in Canada is highly research oriented or course based which is not research based. Such segregation is not seen in Australian universities though MS programs are research based. PGD is a diploma course available both the countries, as mentioned Canada is more selective.
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Work hard on your academics and try to score atleast 75%. You may take GRE but not compulsory. IELTS must be taken because you are an international applicant. For more details please check McGill website. Every top university would require high academic grades so you must focus on it.
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Universities in Canada mostly requires 70% or above for M.Sc and MASc programmes. You can check with the universities, please email them your profile and grades and see what they have to tell you.
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IT sector is in demand. Refer to the skilled shortage list for exact details about skills and professions in demand. You may see more here:
https://docs.employment.gov.au/node/36796
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The two main intakes in German universities are summer (January) and winter (July) intake. Which intake you should join is your choice, decide and prepare your application a year ahead of the intake. Check here:
https://www.studyineurope.eu/study-in-germany/application-deadlines
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