chances of admission

[gulshan]

hi guys..i completed B.E. in E.C.E with first class finished in 2012 from India. Presently doing wireless telecommunication  post graduation diploma at humber college and scored 83%. Also.my IELTS score is 6.5.what are my chances to get admission in  Master of Engg. at university of Alberta?  

Edited January 29, 2014 by gulshan

[Cookie]

65.34%

okay, I lied (but who the heck would know that???).

But : (1) You post this at the wrong place, should be whatever thread Engineering people post at

(2) You don't need to up vote your own question to get people to notice it

(3) Your question is too vague: how good is your research background? Publication? Recommendation letters?...

(4) No one would know exactly what your chances are. Someone might give you some advices on how to strengthen your application, but then you just need to apply and see!

[lola9900]

FYI:  You can also look at the "Results Search" at the topic of the website and type in your area of concentration and sort by school.  Unfortunately, there was only 1 post with stats for U of Alberta. (hover over the read diamond to see stats).  Good Luck

[Guest Gnome Chomsky]

65.34%

okay, I lied (but who the heck would know that???).

But : (1) You post this at the wrong place, should be whatever thread Engineering people post at

(2) You don't need to up vote your own question to get people to notice it

(3) Your question is too vague: how good is your research background? Publication? Recommendation letters?...

(4) No one would know exactly what your chances are. Someone might give you some advices on how to strengthen your application, but then you just need to apply and see!

 

It's not even worth the effort. This is GradCafe for you. This is how it works:

1. International student creates a GradCafe account at X:30 

2. He/she creates a vague thread saying "How are my chances?" at X:35 

3. He/she signs out at X:40 and never signs in again, not even bothering to check his/her thread

4. Someone puts more effort into trying to help than the poster put into creating the thread

[hoviariel]

It's not even worth the effort. This is GradCafe for you. This is how it works:

1. International student creates a GradCafe account at X:30 

2. He/she creates a vague thread saying "How are my chances?" at X:35 

3. He/she signs out at X:40 and never signs in again, not even bothering to check his/her thread

4. Someone puts more effort into trying to help than the poster put into creating the thread

Well at least other people get to see this: 

 

But : (1) You post this at the wrong place, should be whatever thread Engineering people post at

(2) You don't need to up vote your own question to get people to notice it

(3) Your question is too vague: how good is your research background? Publication? Recommendation letters?...

(4) No one would know exactly what your chances are. Someone might give you some advices on how to strengthen your application, but then you just need to apply and see!

 

Edited January 29, 2014 by hoviariel

[Sarah Bee]

It's not even worth the effort. This is GradCafe for you. This is how it works:

1. International student creates a GradCafe account at X:30 

2. He/she creates a vague thread saying "How are my chances?" at X:35 

3. He/she signs out at X:40 and never signs in again, not even bothering to check his/her thread

4. Someone puts more effort into trying to help than the poster put into creating the thread

 

And someone signs in, randomly joins the chat room, asks you to review and edit their SoP, you spend 45 minutes editing and perfecting their letter and ask for their email address, and they never bother to reply to your message 

[gulshan]

And someone signs in, randomly joins the chat room, asks you to review and edit their SoP, you spend 45 minutes editing and perfecting their letter and ask for their email address, and they never bother to reply to your message 

if u can help me, then plzzz

[Sarah Bee]

if u can help me, then plzzz

 

I would have helped you but unfortunately I have applied to European programmes and am not much familiar with North American schools