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Yes, Partha, you can enroll for GNet Pro course from IIHT.
Graduates and diploma holders can pursue GNet Pro and can get a job in IT comapnies as network administrators. there are huge opportunities in Network administration in Telecom companies, banks, government departments, and any where a network is required. we have suitable courses like ACHNP and GIMS for you. these are job oriented courses leading to international certifications like MCITP, CCNA, RHCSS etc. these courses teach you right from basic fundamentals of networking to advanced level troubleshooting in large networks.
Please contact our Regional Manager, Mr.Joy Deep @ 096 74 510 380.
he is available at our Park Street center, in Kolkotta.
he would guide you about the career growth and job opportunities available in the Networking field.

Hi,
In order to pursue MS in Canada you need to fulfill the below mentioned eligibility criteria:
Relevant undergraduate degree from recognized university, in 10+2+4 years of education pattern.
Good academic record throughout preferably 60% plus in graduation.
GRE score of 1100-1200 plus and TOEFL score of 80-90 plus or IELTS score of 6-7 bands plus.
Universities in Canada have 2 admission intakes in a year i.e. Fall (August) and Spring (January) Intake. So first of all you need to decide in which intake you want admission, and then accordingly start your application process at least 6-7 months in advance, it is always advisable to take GRE and TOEFL at least a year in advance of your planned admission intake. An average tuition fee at university in Canada is about CAN$ 20,000 per-year. The tuition fee and living expense might be more or less depending on the university and location.
Find below some of the best universities in Canada, offering course of your interest:
University of Alberta.
The University of British Columbia.
University of Toronto
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