Which is the university for MS in electronics related field in Canada ?

Hi Pranita, Masters degree in electronics, which is usually referred to as Masters in Electrical and Computer Engineering and is offered as a Research based as well as a course based program at Canadian universities. Though minimum percentage requirement may vary from university to university, most require an average of 70-75% in bachelors. GRE is not a mandatory requirement for most Canadian universities. Since masters is truly a higher level of study, the applicant profile is assessed for strong academic base in the given subject area. For research based masters, the students previous research experience is counted. In addition the university would also require a TOEFL or an IELTS score. Since education in Canada is publicly funded, the quality of education is uniform throughout the country irrespective of the size of the university. As such then, there is no official ranking of Canadian universities and the choice will depend of the applicants eligibility for the program. Some of the universities that you may begin your search with are University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, University of Manitoba, Carleton University and Queens University. For job prospects in your given field of study, you may refer to the Government of Canada website <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.canada.gc.ca" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.canada.gc.ca</a> For more details you can contact our counselors at: cecindia@studycanada.ca or cecbangalore@studycanada.ca All the Best! Regards CEC

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Hi i did my b.tech in eletronics & Comm. Engg. With 80% This Year & I Score Ielts 6.5 Band, not Less then 6.0 each module, I want to go Alberta (Canada) For Study in Master Degree or Post Graduation Course, Kindly Suggest Me, Which University or College is better for me For Master Programme.

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i want to go for ms in electronics and communication in canada university,so i want to know the universities there.

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Hi, for most Masters programmes in Canada, you will need to take the GRE exam as well as TOEFL. The scores depend on the performance of all the students and not only your scores. There is no cut off marks which will ensure admission.&nbsp; Some of the top engineering institutes in Canada offering Masters in Engineering &ndash; Electronics are University Of Waterloo, Ontario; University Of Toronto, Ontario; Mcgill University, Montreal, Quebec; Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia;&nbsp;Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario; Universite De Montreal, Quebec; Queens University, Kingston, Ontario; University Of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia; Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec; University Of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta; University Of Victoria, B.C. ; University Of Calgary, Alberta; University Of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon; York University, University Of Western Ontario; Mcmaster University, Universite Du Quebec, Ecole Polytechnique Montreal, University Of Windsor.&nbsp;You can seek an opportunity as a trainee in consumer electronics companies, computer hardware manufacturing firms, electronic chip manufacturers, semi conductor industry, electronic media (technical production jobs). Hope this information helps. All the best.

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Hi Pranita, You can check out a few of the best universities in Canada offering Masters in Electrical and Computer Engineering: University of Toronto University of British Columbia For more details on their admission requirements and university details click on the links below: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://tinyurl.com/y8hf3xx" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://tinyurl.com/y8hf3xx</a> Regards

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