Which country is best to do mechanical engineering, Canada or Australia?

185 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Ashik Anil
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7 years ago
Hello, I would suggest Canada is a better country to pursue mechanical engineering. To get into Canada, one need to have excellent academic scores of above 70 percent. You need to appear for IELTS or TOEFL along with GRE exam.

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7 years ago
Canada is good with a very vibrant industrial and technological base. It takes a bit of hard work to become a registered engineer in Canada, but the rewards are worth the effort. The path is somewhat circuitous, though. Your chances of getting a job is purely a function of: You educational level. Yo

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Ashish Kumar
7 years ago
Both the countries are almost same. But, from my side I would recommend you to go to Germany. Germany is such a place which is known for automobile sector. So you can perform pretty well as compared to both the countries.

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KRISHNENDU SEN
7 years ago
You simply cannot compare two countries by asking which is best for mechanical engineering. Australia education system is sure to be of high standard than Canada for sure. However, the cost of studies in Australia is very high than Canada, You have to decide the country based on the following four f

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You cannot compare two countries by asking which is best for mechanical engineering. Australia education is sure be of high standard then Canada. However, the cost of studies in Australia is very high than Canada, You have to decide the country based on the following four factors. 1. Cost of tuitio

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Bharath Krishna
7 years ago
Canada is all time best for abroad studies followed by United Kingdom followed my Germany and USA.

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