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Post-study work opportunities in Canada

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While selecting a country for a study-abroad program, students tend to emphasize on post-study work opportunities in the country. After all studying abroad is quite costly, and finding a job immediately after completing graduation or any other degree or diploma, provides great financial respite. Post-study work also allows you access to the job market of that country and to hone your skills.In this eBook we bring you post-study work opportunities in Canada, and get into the various nitty-gritties of the process.

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After completing BPT in India, you must get your qualification approved by the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) .

First, apply for credential assessment , then pass the written and clinical exams . You also need an English test score (IELTS or CELPIP) .

After clearing these, apply

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Yes, students are allowed to appear for up to five subjects at a time in the ODE system if all of the following conditions are met:

Eligibility Conditions

1. Registered with NIOS, You must have already registered for those five subjects with NIOS (Secondary or Senior Secondary level).

An undergraduate degree abroad is a good investment if you pursue it in canada because it provides quality education at affordable costs, along with a clearer path to post-graduation work and permanent residency,making it a reliable option to settle abroad.

Coming to U.S. it offers top-tier universities and higher salaries,

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Yes, you can pursue MD in Radiology in Canada after completing a B.Sc. in Radiology, but you need to complete a recognized medical degree (like MBBS) first. After that, you must pass the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination (MCCQE) and complete a residency in radiology. Alternatively, you can

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yes , you can pursue undergraduate degree in AI ML in Canada with 65% in 12th grade , bit your options may be limited since many top universities require a minimum of 75-70% , however with some colleges or universities with flexible admission requirements may accept you .

After completing a BBA in Finance, top programs in Canada include MBA (Finance), Master of Finance, Master in Financial Analytics, CFA certification, or PG diplomas in Financial Planning, Investment Banking, and Risk Management. Choose based on career goals, budget, and university reputation.

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NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is primarily an entrance exam for medical courses in India. If you're considering studying medicine in Canada, here are some key points to consider:

NEET and Medical Studies in Canada:

  1. Not Required for Admission : NEET is not required for admission to

The eligibility criteria for MHCET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) can be based on domicile rather than place of birth.

MHCET often considers domicile, not necessarily the place of birth, for exam eligibility. Since your son has completed his entire school education in Maharashtra, this might strengthen his case for domicile

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