What are the job opportunities in MS, CS and MIS in Canada? What are the pros and cons in the same?

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    Tanushree Mitra | Guide-Level 12

    9 years ago
    Hi Tamil,
    Pros and cons depends on your career plans. You need to first understand the differences between the two programs and the career opportunities available. Figure out which career path interests you more and choose accordingly. In terms of opportunities both are in demand and skilled professionals are sough after. Job opportunities also majorly depends on the university, good universities like McGill, Toronto, UBC will give you a better platform to network with potential employers and also train you well.
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