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Hi,
Please find below the admission requirements for the master in computer science program at this university:
1) GRE Exam: Preferable score 700 in each section i.e. quant and verbal.
2) IELTS: Minimum 6.5 band score
3) Undergraduation percentage must be 78% and above. Incase percentage is not meeting the requirement, a conditional admission offer will be given which would be considered unconditional after certain foundation courses are completed before the program starts.
Regarding fees, please visit the following link: http://www.fees.utoronto.ca/Assets/Student+Accounts+Digital+Assets/schedules/apsc/10_11_apsc_fees_schedules_international.pdf
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Hi Calton,
You have not mentioned the stream in which you have done your graduation. However, what I could gauge from your communication is that you are a commerce graduate with 55% in your graduation. Frankly speaking, if you plan to apply on the basis of your graduation you may get a job but the scope of your career growth would get limited in all aspects. So, it would be advisable that you should opt for Post Graduate degree. If Possible you can for an MBA program through a decent full time institute or you can opt for courses like CA, CFA, CS, and CWA. You can also look at course in actuarials field.
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Pooja

Hi Rajesh,
As you are interested in IAS, i would like to say for that you have to give the UPSC exams. The eligibility for UPSC exam is graduation from a recognized university and the age eligibility lies between 21-30yrs. There are two stages in UPSC that you need to clear- preliminary exam and main exam. For your preparation i would suggest you to first concentrate on your engineering so that you dont deviate from it as graduation is must (minimum 50%) and when you are in the final year of your graduation, join a good coaching institute so that you get the relevant study material and for now you can start with reading newspapers and good books on GK and current affairs. If you want you can refer to Manorama Year Book which is a good book for Gk and current affairs. For the list of coaching institutes, please refer to the below link
http://tinyurl.com/ygp6wkk
The link has the list of institutes across India and you can choose your state or city accordingly.
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Hi Arjun,
I really do not see any similarity among the two courses, which can be compared. Both the courses are entirely different from the curriculum to the industry prospects the two courses offers.
CCNA is offered by the CISCO and is a certification based on networking, making way for you to pursue a career in the field of Networking. SAP on the other hand is owned by the SAP inc which offers application training on various business modules like Finance, IT, Human Resources, Sales and Distribution and many more.
You may refer to the following link to knwo about the various institutes offering these courses:
http://tinyurl.com/y9tx6x5
http://tinyurl.com/35nkjzz
ABAP is a module in SAP which is entirely about is about programming and coding. It is programming language used for programming the SAP Application Server. This has come out on similar lines of Java by Sun Microsystems and the syntax shares its similarity to that of COBOL.
Going for either of the two will depend entirely on your area of interest and career preference.
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