Should I pursue B.Tech from any state university in India or opt engineering Diploma or Degree in Canada?

I scored 70 marks in JEE Mains and 77 percent marks in class 12th board exams. Should I do B.Tech in computer science or do Diploma of 2 years in Canada.

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Deepti Chandola | Contributor-Level 9

2016-05-23 11:59:35

With this score, getting admission in Indias good universities will be difficult. Canada diploma will suit you. Many colleges in Canada offer diploma programs however a degree holder has more value. I will suggest you to enroll for diploma but later opt for degree courses. Usually students don't ret

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Deepti Chandola | Contributor-Level 9

2016-05-23 17:47:14

Yes. You can apply n get pr after graduating. Another thing is, if you choose to work after graduation, you may get pr sooner. After pr if you apply for pg course, it will be cheaper

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