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nileshb said:

I AM A POST GRADUATE STUDENT.I HAVE DONE MY POST GRADUATION IN COMPUTER SCIENCE FROM PUNE UNIVERSITY.I AM INTRESTED IN DOING MS IN NETWORKING FIELD ONLY.RIGHT NOW I AM PREPARING FOR MY TOEFL EXAM.DO I NEED TO GIVE GRE ALSO TO TAKE ADDMISSION IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITY.

oLahav said:

As I’ve mentioned in this discussion, most Canadian universities require GRE for admission, especially when it comes to international students. It’ll be an asset to have a good GRE score when applying. TOEFL is also important, so it’s good that you’re preparing for it.

Canada has some great MS universities. Don’t forget to check out our Canadian School Finder and see if you can find any program that fits you.

nileshb said in response to:

BUT I HAVE VISITED SOME OF THE UNIVERSITIES WEBSITE WHICH SAYS WE CAN GIVE ONLY TOEFL TO TAKE ADDMISSION FOR MS.I HAVE GONE THRO RYERSON AND DALHOUSIE UNIV WEBSITE,SO I M CONFUSED WHAT SHOULD I DO…???

nileshb said:

ALSO ARE THIS UNIVERSITY GOOD TO TAKE ADMISSION… I AM TALKING ABOUT RYERSON AND DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY..PLEASE ABOUT IT..

oLahav said:

Taking the TOEFL would be the first step for sure. If the schools you’re interested in are not requiring the GRE, then you may choose not to take it. I would probably contact the school just to make sure. Several schools do not require it as entirely necessary, but they recommend it for admissions. In that case the decision whether to take it or not is up to you, but taking it will put you in a more competitive position on a spot in the program.

In general, unless taking the GRE would result in you missing application deadlines, or if studying for it will pose a major burden, I believe that taking it can’t hurt and may help you in getting into a school. But of course, this decision would depend on your individual situation.

oLahav said in response to:

Dalhousie is a member of the G-13, one of Canada’s top research facilities, and is a highly respected institution. Ryerson is similarly quite well-known and is located right at the heart of Toronto.

sujana said in response to:

can any one help me finding schools for masters in architectural field in canada

chandra_avinash said in response to:

Hi Sujana,

For starters, you can start looking at the directory of schools on LearnHub. You will find schools suiting your academic requirement.

Cheers!

nileshb said:

Hi i have given my toeflexam and scored 88(12 reading,26listening,26 speaking 24 writing).I want to do masters degree in Dalhousie University. So i want to know what is the suitable period to start my addmission procedure for taking addmission in sep 09. Also let me know where i can take addmission besides DAL univ.. Thanks…

MayMay said in response to:

Hi Nileshb,

I’m glad to hear that you’re interested in studying at Dalhousie!

For September 2009, Dalhousie encourages you to apply by March 15, 2009. Applying early means that you will be considered for scholarships and allows sufficient time for your study permit to be processed.

Dalhousie Admission also notes, “Though certain programs admit students in January, we recommend that international students arrive at Dalhousie in September, at the start of the school year. That way, you can take advantage of our welcoming events and activities, and learn first-hand about our legendary Maritime hospitality!”

Here’s a list of Application Deadlines you should be aware of:

• March 15 – To be considered for entrance scholarships.
• April 1 – International students – September admissions.
• September 15 – International students – January admissions.

Keep in mind, some programs have specific deadlines. Where space is available, applications will be considered after the deadline on a case-by-case basis.

In terms of other schools, if you refer to your previous post in the discussion Canada for JAN, 2009 intake for MASters of Engg in Computers, you’ll see that I have responded to your inquiry and have suggested a number of schools for you.

Hope that helps.

Let me know if you have any more questions.

Thanks!