I have submitted the application for the same program from India in around November last year but there was an application fees they charged but you mentioned it's free and they haven't updated about my application status yet
Hey Aman! Thanks for correcting us out! We suppose we lacked a proper background check on this! It turns out it indeed has an application fee. On checking the website it says CAD 110. We have pinned your comment, could you please confirm if that's the amount you paid? Also, to your question on decision, they are expected to start releasing from March and will go on till April. So, don't worry, you'll at least get a mail anyway! Thanks once again for rectifying our mistake! :)
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 Yes it was 110 CAD And Can you help with this I have an acceptance letter from stevens institute of technology for MS in BIA and the final dat to accept it's offer is 18 feb , but I am still confused between USA and Canada especially Ryerson as the tuition fees is quite low and the other benefits like canada provides Any insights will be helpful badly needed them.🙏
Thanks for confirming! To your question: you need to clear your preferences as to what you want to do once you graduate. It's a big investment to study abroad and it should be made only after mapping your journey after you complete your studies. As far as these universities are concerned both are more or less same in terms of reputation but differ way too much in costs mostly due to SIT being private. For Ryerson, you'll be based in Toronto, Canada's main tech market is this only whereas in SIT you'll be in Jersey which has a lot of opportunities but again not as much as Toronto. Since you have a little time left to accept the offer, one workaround would be to study in the US, work there for a while like a year or so and then move to Canada taking up a job as your American degree and work ex would be really admired in Canadian market. Also, if you do receive an offer letter from Ryerson, you can drop a sincere mail to SIT that you want your offer to be cancelled (however you won't get any refund on any fees if you have paid, so if you could drag the fee deposit date to March end somehow, that'll be a win-win for you!) It is just a personal advice, think wisely and make your decision! All the best and do let us know which offer you went with, will be happy to know! 🙂
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 So i will ask the University to drag the deadline a bit thanks for the advice though But the only reason I think USA is a better option is because of the compensation are higher than the canada for a data scientist I will surely let you know which way I choose
Hi Aman Kumar Have you chosen Ryerson University or other University for Masters I am planning to apply for the above Course Could you please help me with some information .
I am a canadian and I want to apply for OSAP. Do I apply OSAP for the 3 pre-requisite courses separately and later on apply OSAP for MSc Data Science ? It is so confusing and the only hinderance in my application. I would be so grateful if someone who has done it from there can help me with this.
Hi Sir, that's a great information :) , applying for Ryerson University at the end of this month...Also, can u do video on Western University Sir please,will be helpful immensely :)
Are the prerequisites mandatory? I don't have university credit but have taken online course and published research papers using data science techniques. Please let me know if you have any idea.
Hi! Well, if there's a lack of 1 or 2 courses then certainly you can apply because in these kind of cases you're generally either enrolled before the start of your program or are asked to complete credits of those courses before the start of the original program. Thus, you're offered a conditional offer from that university. But if you are lacking like more than 4 courses than it would certainly be very difficult and useless for you to spend money on the application. So, to get an unconditional offer it is required that you complete the prerequisite courses else you are offered a conditional offer which converts to complete offer only when you submit the proof of completion of prerequisite courses. Hope this helps...
Sure, why not. But your SoP should clearly explain why you would like to shift your domain and how will it map to your future goals. Just make sure that you write a strong and compelling SoP. That's the only thing that makes the majority of impact especially in cases like these. Good luck.👍
Hey there ! First of all I would like to appreciate your work. Also, if I apply for thesis option in Ryerson University, then it will be like 2 years of study and 3 years of work permit right ? Do Ryerson University have winter intake? Can I apply for MS in Data Science and Analytics thesis option this month end? Can you rate the possibility of me getting into the university? IELTS-6.5,CGPA-7.4/10, had done B.tech in CSE for 4 years
Thanks a lot for your appreciation!🙂 Well, I think the PSWV policy for Canada has changed now. The length would be equal to the length of the program. Ryerson has winter intake but not for Computer Science and Data Science but there is an option for MSc. in Electrical and Computer Science applications to which have already been closed. As far as possiblility is concerned, you might need to check the IELTS requirements as the score seems a bit low. Also, some universities have a 75% minimum criteria, have a watch on that too please. But apart from that if you have some nice projects and/or publications, that would be a great plus to your application and can boost the loopholes. Canada, undoubtedly, is becoming more competitive everyday so you need to set yourself apart from the crowd that's applying in order to get into a Canadian university. Hope this will help you get some insights and shape your profile effectively. Good luck.👍
Hi, I am from Bangladesh. I want to apply but i know the deadline for fall2022 is over. But is there any intake for winter 2023? I want to do the part time data science and analytics program.please let me know if there are any other intake other than fall session.
Hi Anika, thanks for being on the channel! Actually there's no winter intake for this particular course, only fall option is available. So you'll need to apply for Fall 2023 now. :( Also, we're not sure if they will take international candidates for part-time option for Fall 23 because there was no intake in part-time option for international students, so might wanna go with the full-time course and that too for Fall 2023 admit. Good luck!✌️
Hello Sir, I applied in Ryerson university on 23 rd of Dec 2021 eagerly waiting for my acceptance. I had a doubt as I am a working professional and had experience of 3 years as software engineer but in my bachelor’s I got 67 percent in mechanical engineering but I think I am eligible as requirement is 65.
All the best, Utkarsh!👍 Well, if you fulfill the minimum requirement, that deems you eligible, so you don't need to worry if 65 is the minimum requirement.
Hello I know this post is a while back but I noticed you reply to a lot of your subscribers so please reply to me as I need help now, I have a 4 year undergraduate degree in business administration, and 2 certification in learning Python (1 online and 1 in a 3 month institute) and one of the courses I took while in my 4 years of studying business administration was statistics and NHS( new horizon system) which is basically a data science course, please do I qualify to apply for this
Hey. Yes, we try to respond to almost all the queries we get and we will continue to do so! To answer your query, I understand you're not from India but since as per Indian degree requirements they require a 4-year degree, so same would suffice for any other country perhaps. So you will certainly qualify for this program. Since there's no prerequisite pertaining to specific undergraduate courses, it won't be an issue and infact you can showcase them as highlights in your application. You can very well go today and apply for this program! Good luck!🤜🤛
The offer letters starts to roll out from mid-March and goes on throughout summer spring. This is the information from the official website of Ryerson University (Toronto Metropolitan University). Hope this helps.
Hi! In most of these kinds of cases, the fees are stated annually. So if it is a 2-year course, you'll have to double the amount stated. However, I would still suggest you to get it confirmed with the university here: grdadmit@ryerson.ca
Well, making the worth is totally on you! :) As far as acceptance is concerned, there are some conditions for minimum degree requirements, which you go through with this video, tells about the Indian equivalencies as well (if you belong to India)!
Hi Krishna! That would be a great profile. The university doesn't care about what degree you have, they only require certain subjects that you need to have studied in your previous education. All these courses are discussed in the video. If you have studied these courses formally in an institution with credits, you'll be good to go, else you'd have to find a university where they allow you to study those specific subjects, and there are many which have this arrangement. Good luck!✌️
Trent is indeed a public university but it hasn't received any rank whatsoever in any reputed ranking frameworks. Although we would suggest to look for other options, if you can't find any other option and are really willing to study in Canada you can go for this option. The university is in Ontario so at least you'll have access to a big market to find jobs.
Hi Parth. Thanks for your inspiring words. We never prioritize world rankings on any other things. We just showcase it for the people to get an idea of what kind of university are they looking at. Based on one's profile, they can decide to skip the video or continue watching. Also, when it comes to top universities, the departmental rankings do play a major role in what kind of facilities and returns you get once you get there. So, yes, sometimes rankings do matter!
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 , eagerly waiting to catch up 🤟...if possible do video on Carleton University Sir , as it was most confusing to find specific requirements for Dataanalytics co-op program with CS for international students, please do add into ur list Sir :)
brother every think is fine and i truly love your all video.and your passion to give best knowledge for data science .but i just want to ask you that i am planing for master in data science at ryerson but it is 1 year master degree which create problem for my PR journey becuse after that i only get 1 year of workpermit plz help me out of it...which you always dooo...brother do reply as soon as possible
Hello Rajveer! Thanks a lot for your kind words! To your concern, I'd personally suggest don't worry about that too much! If you're willing to pursue a certain course, just go for it! I know foreign studies is a big investment and it's natural to think of 4-5 years down the line. But eventually your work permit is sponsored by your employer once you start working for them, so if you stick to the company and could prove your mettle, certainly you'll end up having more years than just PGWP! I know it'll be compromise with the time to stay In Canada but yet again this course is one of the topmost in Canada and the graduates are most sought after in Canadian corporate, so you'll have plethora of opportunities. Once you spend 5 years in total, you can apply for a PR. Hope this helps...🙂
Sir, i am going to do my first program in Post graduate diploma in BIG data analytics from Georgian college, then for second course am thinking of this university, i have 7.5 in ielts, but my aggregate cgpa in the last four semesters is 7.23 (total cgpa- 6.65) from NIT Hamirpur, can i apply for it or not? Please reply, 🙏
Hi. Well, even if your CGPA to percentage is a straight multiplication with 10, you'll have 72.3% in the last 2 years giving you 2.67/4.33 and unfortunately making you ineligible for it :( Although, some universities do relax the requirements in case of eminent institute like NIT but they state it clearly on their website. Here it is not the case unfortunately. So, we are really sorry, but you might need to look for other options. Good luck!👍
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 firstly, thanks for the quick reply sir and could you suggest what should someone pursue in masters if he does 1 year pg diploma course in big data, or am I now only left with pursuing pg diploma courses? And thanks for your insights and helpful videos 🙏
Hey. There's nothing as such that you'll have to continue for PG Diploma courses. Once you get a PG Diploma, you can apply to any master's program at least for universities abroad. The only probable blocker for you could be low grades, so try to make up for them probably by having some work experience, maybe some research and through a good score in an exam like GRE or GMAT. These things would be enough to cope up with the low grades.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 sir, there's done doubt, can i get into one of these universities if i get a good score in GRE, will it help me into one of these universities as all universities need minimum 7 cgpa, but Can a good GRE score help my profile in Canadian universities?
If not stated, it shouldn't be. But it's sure to assume a minimum of 6 if the overall is 7 (for IELTS). You can follow similar trends for other English tests as well. We must be sure on our part that we have a score good enough so that it won't be a problem later on. Good luck!👍
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 they have said... One year full time or two year part time with mrp option... What does it mean? Does MRP involve research ? Is mrp option for 2 year part time only or 1 year also involves MRP?
1-year MRP is full time which involves a project. You can pursue it part-time for 2 years. The thesis based option is only available in full-time option which is 2 years in length. Hope this clarifies.
Hey. There are multiple scholarships in Canada that run throughout the year. So for Fall 2023, most scholarships will open around March and April but there some scholarships that opens in October too. So keep an eye on the scholarships page of the university you're applying to, it will give you the exact date as to when the applications open and closes. Hope this helps.
Hey Adil. This fee is for the 1-year full time MRP course. For the 2-year thesis course, this fee should be doubled and that'll be your total tuition fee. Hope this clears out your doubt. :)
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 what is difference between full time and part time course for international students and for this course what international students prefers part time or full time?
I have done my bachelor's degree of 3 years in stats. Am i eligible for masters in this university or i will have to do masters in india as well to be eligible?
Hi Jaskirat! In your case, you'd need to have a masters to pursue this course. If that's not you want to do, there are still many courses for 3-year degrees. You can check out the others on the channel. Also, you might wanna take a look into German universities, because most of them accept 3-year degrees as is! Hope this helps :)
Not really sure on this. But given Canada and data science both are selling like hot cakes right now, there must be a lot of applications even to other lower ranked universities let alone Toronto Metropolitan University. So, you can except a pretty stiff competition here.
Ryerson is a very good growing university. They're crawling steadily on the world rankings making it one of the best universities to watch out for in Canada. Recently they have changed their name to 'Toronto Metropolitan University'. You can definitely target this university if mot looking for the top ones.
I have submitted the application for the same program from India in around November last year but there was an application fees they charged but you mentioned it's free and they haven't updated about my application status yet
Hey Aman! Thanks for correcting us out! We suppose we lacked a proper background check on this! It turns out it indeed has an application fee. On checking the website it says CAD 110. We have pinned your comment, could you please confirm if that's the amount you paid?
Also, to your question on decision, they are expected to start releasing from March and will go on till April. So, don't worry, you'll at least get a mail anyway!
Thanks once again for rectifying our mistake! :)
@@knowledgeoverflow6012
Yes it was 110 CAD
And Can you help with this
I have an acceptance letter from stevens institute of technology for MS in BIA and the final dat to accept it's offer is 18 feb , but I am still confused between USA and Canada especially Ryerson as the tuition fees is quite low and the other benefits like canada provides
Any insights will be helpful badly needed them.🙏
Thanks for confirming!
To your question: you need to clear your preferences as to what you want to do once you graduate. It's a big investment to study abroad and it should be made only after mapping your journey after you complete your studies. As far as these universities are concerned both are more or less same in terms of reputation but differ way too much in costs mostly due to SIT being private. For Ryerson, you'll be based in Toronto, Canada's main tech market is this only whereas in SIT you'll be in Jersey which has a lot of opportunities but again not as much as Toronto. Since you have a little time left to accept the offer, one workaround would be to study in the US, work there for a while like a year or so and then move to Canada taking up a job as your American degree and work ex would be really admired in Canadian market. Also, if you do receive an offer letter from Ryerson, you can drop a sincere mail to SIT that you want your offer to be cancelled (however you won't get any refund on any fees if you have paid, so if you could drag the fee deposit date to March end somehow, that'll be a win-win for you!)
It is just a personal advice, think wisely and make your decision! All the best and do let us know which offer you went with, will be happy to know! 🙂
@@knowledgeoverflow6012
So i will ask the University to drag the deadline a bit thanks for the advice though
But the only reason I think USA is a better option is because of the compensation are higher than the canada for a data scientist
I will surely let you know which way I choose
Hi Aman Kumar
Have you chosen Ryerson University or other University for Masters
I am planning to apply for the above Course
Could you please help me with some information .
Do more data science in canada videos like these. It is really helpful.
I am a canadian and I want to apply for OSAP. Do I apply OSAP for the 3 pre-requisite courses separately and later on apply OSAP for MSc Data Science ? It is so confusing and the only hinderance in my application. I would be so grateful if someone who has done it from there can help me with this.
Hi Sir, that's a great information :) , applying for Ryerson University at the end of this month...Also, can u do video on Western University Sir please,will be helpful immensely :)
Glad you liked it! All the best for your application!👍 The next video is indeed on Western University!✌️ Stay tuned!
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 , Hoping u will be releasing it soon Sir as deadlines are near by ...great work sir ✌️
What are grade requirements for ryersons? please reply
Are the prerequisites mandatory? I don't have university credit but have taken online course and published research papers using data science techniques. Please let me know if you have any idea.
Hi! Well, if there's a lack of 1 or 2 courses then certainly you can apply because in these kind of cases you're generally either enrolled before the start of your program or are asked to complete credits of those courses before the start of the original program. Thus, you're offered a conditional offer from that university. But if you are lacking like more than 4 courses than it would certainly be very difficult and useless for you to spend money on the application. So, to get an unconditional offer it is required that you complete the prerequisite courses else you are offered a conditional offer which converts to complete offer only when you submit the proof of completion of prerequisite courses. Hope this helps...
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 thanks for the reply. It was helpful.
Can a beginner with no background in data analytics and science go for this course?
Sure, why not. But your SoP should clearly explain why you would like to shift your domain and how will it map to your future goals. Just make sure that you write a strong and compelling SoP. That's the only thing that makes the majority of impact especially in cases like these. Good luck.👍
Hey there ! First of all I would like to appreciate your work. Also, if I apply for thesis option in Ryerson University, then it will be like 2 years of study and 3 years of work permit right ? Do Ryerson University have winter intake? Can I apply for MS in Data Science and Analytics thesis option this month end? Can you rate the possibility of me getting into the university? IELTS-6.5,CGPA-7.4/10, had done B.tech in CSE for 4 years
Thanks a lot for your appreciation!🙂 Well, I think the PSWV policy for Canada has changed now. The length would be equal to the length of the program. Ryerson has winter intake but not for Computer Science and Data Science but there is an option for MSc. in Electrical and Computer Science applications to which have already been closed.
As far as possiblility is concerned, you might need to check the IELTS requirements as the score seems a bit low. Also, some universities have a 75% minimum criteria, have a watch on that too please. But apart from that if you have some nice projects and/or publications, that would be a great plus to your application and can boost the loopholes. Canada, undoubtedly, is becoming more competitive everyday so you need to set yourself apart from the crowd that's applying in order to get into a Canadian university. Hope this will help you get some insights and shape your profile effectively. Good luck.👍
Hi, I am from Bangladesh. I want to apply but i know the deadline for fall2022 is over. But is there any intake for winter 2023? I want to do the part time data science and analytics program.please let me know if there are any other intake other than fall session.
Hi Anika, thanks for being on the channel! Actually there's no winter intake for this particular course, only fall option is available. So you'll need to apply for Fall 2023 now. :( Also, we're not sure if they will take international candidates for part-time option for Fall 23 because there was no intake in part-time option for international students, so might wanna go with the full-time course and that too for Fall 2023 admit. Good luck!✌️
Hello Sir, I applied in Ryerson university on 23 rd of Dec 2021 eagerly waiting for my acceptance.
I had a doubt as I am a working professional and had experience of 3 years as software engineer but in my bachelor’s I got 67 percent in mechanical engineering but I think I am eligible as requirement is 65.
All the best, Utkarsh!👍 Well, if you fulfill the minimum requirement, that deems you eligible, so you don't need to worry if 65 is the minimum requirement.
Hey Utkarsh could we connect I also wanted to apply for the same course.
Is this a course based master or a research based master? Please reply
Hello I know this post is a while back but I noticed you reply to a lot of your subscribers so please reply to me as I need help now, I have a 4 year undergraduate degree in business administration, and 2 certification in learning Python (1 online and 1 in a 3 month institute) and one of the courses I took while in my 4 years of studying business administration was statistics and NHS( new horizon system) which is basically a data science course, please do I qualify to apply for this
Hey. Yes, we try to respond to almost all the queries we get and we will continue to do so!
To answer your query, I understand you're not from India but since as per Indian degree requirements they require a 4-year degree, so same would suffice for any other country perhaps. So you will certainly qualify for this program. Since there's no prerequisite pertaining to specific undergraduate courses, it won't be an issue and infact you can showcase them as highlights in your application. You can very well go today and apply for this program! Good luck!🤜🤛
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 thank you so much, love your page❤️
Thanks a lot mate!😄
Hello does it offer January intake?
Hi Sampurnaa! Unfortunately this course isn't open for Winter intake. This course is currently only taking Fall admits. :(
how much time they take for giving offer letter?
The offer letters starts to roll out from mid-March and goes on throughout summer spring. This is the information from the official website of Ryerson University (Toronto Metropolitan University). Hope this helps.
If we do 2-year full time the fees would be the same right 14,67,000 for full 2 years ? Please clear this out i wanna take admission in a week
Hi! In most of these kinds of cases, the fees are stated annually. So if it is a 2-year course, you'll have to double the amount stated. However, I would still suggest you to get it confirmed with the university here:
grdadmit@ryerson.ca
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 So going to ryerson university worth it as i have 3 years bachelor's degree will they accept me ?
Well, making the worth is totally on you! :) As far as acceptance is concerned, there are some conditions for minimum degree requirements, which you go through with this video, tells about the Indian equivalencies as well (if you belong to India)!
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 so is college better or university for better future ?
Which college are you talking about?
B.com + m.com + chartered accountant
Is it eligible for this course?
Hi Krishna! That would be a great profile. The university doesn't care about what degree you have, they only require certain subjects that you need to have studied in your previous education. All these courses are discussed in the video. If you have studied these courses formally in an institution with credits, you'll be good to go, else you'd have to find a university where they allow you to study those specific subjects, and there are many which have this arrangement. Good luck!✌️
Bro how is MIM in Trent University?
Trent is indeed a public university but it hasn't received any rank whatsoever in any reputed ranking frameworks. Although we would suggest to look for other options, if you can't find any other option and are really willing to study in Canada you can go for this option. The university is in Ontario so at least you'll have access to a big market to find jobs.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 thank you for your reply bro
Nice content
Just one doubt the world rank is not good any reason for this?
Thanks
Hi Parth. Thanks for your inspiring words. We never prioritize world rankings on any other things. We just showcase it for the people to get an idea of what kind of university are they looking at. Based on one's profile, they can decide to skip the video or continue watching. Also, when it comes to top universities, the departmental rankings do play a major role in what kind of facilities and returns you get once you get there. So, yes, sometimes rankings do matter!
Sir,am waiting from almost a week for Western University.. please update 🙏
😅 really sorry for the delay! Coming up tomorrow 11 am!✌️
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 , eagerly waiting to catch up 🤟...if possible do video on Carleton University Sir , as it was most confusing to find specific requirements for Dataanalytics co-op program with CS for international students, please do add into ur list Sir :)
brother every think is fine and i truly love your all video.and your passion to give best knowledge for data science .but i just want to ask you that i am planing for master in data science at ryerson but it is 1 year master degree which create problem for my PR journey becuse after that i only get 1 year of workpermit plz help me out of it...which you always dooo...brother do reply as soon as possible
Hello Rajveer! Thanks a lot for your kind words! To your concern, I'd personally suggest don't worry about that too much! If you're willing to pursue a certain course, just go for it! I know foreign studies is a big investment and it's natural to think of 4-5 years down the line. But eventually your work permit is sponsored by your employer once you start working for them, so if you stick to the company and could prove your mettle, certainly you'll end up having more years than just PGWP! I know it'll be compromise with the time to stay In Canada but yet again this course is one of the topmost in Canada and the graduates are most sought after in Canadian corporate, so you'll have plethora of opportunities. Once you spend 5 years in total, you can apply for a PR. Hope this helps...🙂
Should we do research to complete this masters?
Should we write thesis in MRP
Completion of 3year degree is acceptable or not?any chance
You would require a masters with a 3-year degree to be eligible to apply for this program, unfortunately.
Sir, i am going to do my first program in Post graduate diploma in BIG data analytics from Georgian college, then for second course am thinking of this university, i have 7.5 in ielts, but my aggregate cgpa in the last four semesters is 7.23 (total cgpa- 6.65) from NIT Hamirpur, can i apply for it or not? Please reply, 🙏
Hi. Well, even if your CGPA to percentage is a straight multiplication with 10, you'll have 72.3% in the last 2 years giving you 2.67/4.33 and unfortunately making you ineligible for it :(
Although, some universities do relax the requirements in case of eminent institute like NIT but they state it clearly on their website. Here it is not the case unfortunately. So, we are really sorry, but you might need to look for other options. Good luck!👍
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 firstly, thanks for the quick reply sir and could you suggest what should someone pursue in masters if he does 1 year pg diploma course in big data, or am I now only left with pursuing pg diploma courses? And thanks for your insights and helpful videos 🙏
Hey. There's nothing as such that you'll have to continue for PG Diploma courses. Once you get a PG Diploma, you can apply to any master's program at least for universities abroad. The only probable blocker for you could be low grades, so try to make up for them probably by having some work experience, maybe some research and through a good score in an exam like GRE or GMAT. These things would be enough to cope up with the low grades.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 thanks for the guidence sir 🙏
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 sir, there's done doubt, can i get into one of these universities if i get a good score in GRE, will it help me into one of these universities as all universities need minimum 7 cgpa, but Can a good GRE score help my profile in Canadian universities?
Hi Is there a min band required for individual assessments ?
If not stated, it shouldn't be. But it's sure to assume a minimum of 6 if the overall is 7 (for IELTS). You can follow similar trends for other English tests as well. We must be sure on our part that we have a score good enough so that it won't be a problem later on. Good luck!👍
Sir ... Is this a course based program ? Please reply
Both options are available for this program. You can watch the video to get complete details.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 they have said... One year full time or two year part time with mrp option... What does it mean?
Does MRP involve research ?
Is mrp option for 2 year part time only or 1 year also involves MRP?
1-year MRP is full time which involves a project. You can pursue it part-time for 2 years. The thesis based option is only available in full-time option which is 2 years in length. Hope this clarifies.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 thank you for your response sir . IS MRP similar to a capstone project?
Kind of, yes.
When we have to apply for scholarships?
Hey. There are multiple scholarships in Canada that run throughout the year. So for Fall 2023, most scholarships will open around March and April but there some scholarships that opens in October too. So keep an eye on the scholarships page of the university you're applying to, it will give you the exact date as to when the applications open and closes. Hope this helps.
Sir please tell, It's the fees of 1 year or whole Program
Hey Adil. This fee is for the 1-year full time MRP course. For the 2-year thesis course, this fee should be doubled and that'll be your total tuition fee. Hope this clears out your doubt. :)
Fee Structure 24000 per year or complete course?
It's the total fee.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 sorry to asking you , sir are you sure about this?
Yes, the fee structure shown in the video is for full-time program option. For part-time, you might need to get in touch with the university.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 what is difference between full time and part time course for international students and for this course what international students prefers part time or full time?
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 And how many bechelors cgpa is require to admit in scholarship for this course.
I have done my bachelor's degree of 3 years in stats. Am i eligible for masters in this university or i will have to do masters in india as well to be eligible?
Hi Jaskirat! In your case, you'd need to have a masters to pursue this course. If that's not you want to do, there are still many courses for 3-year degrees. You can check out the others on the channel. Also, you might wanna take a look into German universities, because most of them accept 3-year degrees as is! Hope this helps :)
What is acceptance rate?
Not really sure on this. But given Canada and data science both are selling like hot cakes right now, there must be a lot of applications even to other lower ranked universities let alone Toronto Metropolitan University. So, you can except a pretty stiff competition here.
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 ok bro. Thank you for replying
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 is Ryerson a good uni?
@@knowledgeoverflow6012 bro what is your opinion on trent. University?
Ryerson is a very good growing university. They're crawling steadily on the world rankings making it one of the best universities to watch out for in Canada. Recently they have changed their name to 'Toronto Metropolitan University'. You can definitely target this university if mot looking for the top ones.