Getting masters admission with poor profile

[agt47]

Hello everyone

I have completed my BSc in Industrial Engineering. My academic profile is not great. The cgpa is 3.27 which is so so. But I needed to take 3 extra semesters to complete BSc. However, the last 4 semesters had a gpa over 3.5 (maybe an uptick?)

I want to pursue masters in Industrial Engineering or Engineering Management. Is there any chance for me to get admission in any university? If so, which universities should I target?

I haven't taken IELTS yet. But I am expecting/hoping a score of 7.5 or more

Thanks for reading

 

[k.h.p.]

I quickly looked at UBC and SFU. Their minimum admission requirements for their MEng programs (which may or may not include industrial or engineering management, I didn't look) are a 3.0cgpa (SFU) or a B+/76-79% (UBC).

Those are minimum admissions requirements. From there, the most competitive applications are selected - so the admissions averages are likely to be a lot higher.

You can apply, certainly. But you will need a strong research proposal, reference letters, CV, and in some cases, need to secure a supervisor before you apply.

Good luck!