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[QUOTE="Krushnaraj Pandya, post: 6124027, member: 646372"] Good day everyone, I'm an Indian student about to pass out from high school- The competition here is intense for the few truly good engineering colleges here so I'm looking for some guidance to studying in Canadian universities. I'd really appreciate your help- Thank you. a) I am expecting a decent score of 80-90% in class 12th b) I am interested in bachelors in mechanical/computer/electrical engineering c) I've a good academic record. d) I'm not very well off financially and can afford 13,000 USD tuition fees per year- maximum. What universities should I apply to? Can I expect scholarships with my score? What are usually the deadlines and processes I need to complete? [/QUOTE]
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