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  Masters in Canada how to ?
  study in canada universities in canada study in canada cost • • Prateek Patra  

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  Hey Prateek, Applying for masters in Canada might seem like a complicated task but it is not impossible. After you have your competitive exam scores in hand, the first step in proceeding towards studying in Canada would be shortlisting universities and programs that pique your interest and checking the requirements for the particular course. While not all universities require GRE/GMAT, it is advised to attempt it. And choosing the right university and program can be very tricky. So it's always better to get help from a counselor who can guide you through the whole process. You could contact iSchoolConnect at(https://ischoolconnect.com/contact-us) to get more help on the issue.
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  Ideal GRE/IELTS/TOEFL scores to study in canada ?
  study in canada study in canada scholarships • • Adrika Nair  

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  Hey Adrika, In order for you to stand a good chance in getting into a top university abroad, an ideal GRE score of 320+ and 6.5/7.0 in IELTS is recommended. Having said that, a strong letter of recommendation and SOP can help you get in if you have a comparitively low test score. It is also important to crack the interviews that some of these universities conduct. As you can see, a less than ideal score can be compensated with an overall impressive profile. You can also take a look at this blog that gives you a step-by-step guide for applying for MS abroad.
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  Best universities to Study in Canada ?
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  Hey Zeeshan, Canada is one of the best places to study in due to their high quality of education and friendly immigration policies. The best universities for international students in Canada are: University of Toronto McGill University University of British Columbia University of Alberta McMaster University Factors such as College Scores, Entrance test grades, work experience, etc. affect your university application and help you get in.