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[syedtahakhursheed]

Hi everyone, hope you all are doing well and are in good health. I want to pursue a masters degree in Canada(M.Eng) in mechanical engineering. Please take a look at my profile and let me know if I can get an admission for the program I mentioned above.

BSc in Mechanical Engineering from Bilkent University in Turkey cgpa: 3.08
last two years gpa: 3.18 (69 credit hours)
A Levels: A*s in phy, chem and math
O Levels: 5 A*s and 3As

I haven't given IELTS yet but i believe I will be able to get around 7.5-8.5 bands easily(Insha Allah). That being said, my budget is not very handsome.,,.I mean I can afford around 6000 CAD per term at max. Can someone please suggest me which universities I should apply to? I plan on applying to Uni of Manitoba, and Uni of Saskatchewan and am considering Uni of Regina, and Uni of New Brunswick as well however, they are ranked very low on times higher education which puts me off a little bit.

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Hi everyone, hope you all are doing well and are in good health. I want to pursue a masters degree in Canada(M.Eng) in mechanical engineering. Please take a look at my profile and let me know if I can get an admission for the program I mentioned above.

BSc in Mechanical Engineering from Bilkent University in Turkey cgpa: 3.08
last two years gpa: 3.18 (69 credit hours)
A Levels: A*s in phy, chem and math
O Levels: 5 A*s and 3As

I haven't given IELTS yet but i believe I will be able to get around 7.5-8.5 bands easily(Insha Allah). That being said, my budget is not very handsome.,,.I mean I can afford around 6000 CAD per term at max. Can someone please suggest me which universities I should apply to? I plan on applying to Uni of Manitoba, and Uni of Saskatchewan and am considering Uni of Regina, and Uni of New Brunswick as well however, they are ranked very low on times higher education which puts me off a little bit.

The thing is with your Bachelor's GPA, you can't really be as choosy as you could have been if you had a 3.5+. Open the link in my signature and see what you like.

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Your best bet to get into a good school & have low cost is research based master's. You will need to have a background of research as well as find a professor mentor/sponsor you during your studies.