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- Likes:
- Yes I chose this university because it is a cheaper option to complete your bachelor's in Canada.
Course Curriculum:
My university has good curriculum it is quite up to date with the job market specially in the computer science courses.
Fees:
19000 dollar for 2 semesters.
- Likes:
- The fact they had a campus in Chandigarh. The fee wasn't too bad in comparison to other Canadian institutions.,
- The fact they have a Campus in Chandigarh, India. So, Indian students can start their degree in the comfort of their home and can take a transfer to the Canadian campus after the 1st year or the 2nd year. This way you save up on tuition fees and also adapt to the Canadian Education System before moving to Canada. And after you graduate, you get a degree from the University without the mention of you being in a different campus for the first two years. It's the same degree you'd get if you studied in Canada for 4 years.
- Dislikes:
- The professors in Abbotsford Campus are very below average. They don't focus on actual learning, but just somehow finishing the courses and moving on to the next one. Out of the 20 courses I did in Abbotsford Campus, I only learned something new in maybe 2 or 3 courses. All the other courses were absolutely a waste of time. Even in a very practical course, they'll read off of a powerpoint presentation, without teaching anything practical or useful. Even the exams were useless. I don't think I learned anything that directly translated into my professional life.
Course Curriculum:
A few classes were relevant and useful. Over 70% of the classes were useless. I could have learned what they taught me in a whole semester in a week of self studying. No real industrial exposure either.
Fees:
Chandigarh campus was around 450,000INR for a year. (2 semester = 10 courses) Abbotsford Campus (Canada) was around 2000$ per course. 10,000$ per semester.
- Likes:
- I wanted to study abroad but wasn't ready to leave India so soon. They have a satellite campus in Chandigarh, where I belong, and offer transfer after attending it for one year. So, I thought this was the best opportunity to spend some time in India while receiving Canadian education.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus is expanded and practical, far better than rote learning. It allows you to work outside and on campus, which helps you build connections and get exposure.
Fees:
It is INR 12 lakhs or CAD 20000 for one year. However, the fees go semester-wise.
- Likes:
- I wanted to expand my horizon and take more hands-on approach for my education, which most Indian colleges cannot do, hence i decided this college,
- The subject is very hands-on and very interesting. more over the teacher and faculty is also very helpful. the campus is also fully AC. There is more practical test as compared to theory and the final test are also practical
- Dislikes:
- The campus is very small and some subjects are very hard. Moreover unlike Indian colleges where you have to pay a fine and reattempt the paper if you fail a subject, you have to spend 4 months and huge sums of money (depending on the course fee) to redo the exam
Course Curriculum:
Yes, the college gives you internship opportunities with a variety of different people.
Fees:
In my course which is BCIS the fee for 1 semester is (3.18 Lakh rupees).
- Likes:
- I am happy I chose this university because due to the lesser strength of students compared to orher universities, professors can put more focus on us. We can reach professors easily and they are always ready to help. I had mental health problems and the university had resources for that too, my professors were very understanding. I would recommend this university
Course Curriculum:
It is up to date . The professors are from the respective fields, one of my professors is a parole officer , so she can also tell us real life experiences too.
Fees:
It was around 11 lakhs for the first year
Course Curriculum:
The Canadian course is easier than the one that they have in India especially in Computers. The ones that I am studying is far better than the Indian curriculum. In India, a Commerce student can?t really think about pursuing computer science. But, here I have friends who are from Commerce background and are doing really well in my course. Because, in this course, we are only taught about Mathematics and Statistics which are the only things required to access in this field. So, I think the pressure is easy and it is good for each and every type of student.
Fees:
$630 per credit
Course Curriculum:
Our university's syllabus is up to date and is refreshed every semester. We get a time table and the books schedule like 2 3 weeks prior our beginning of new semester classes.
I initially took admission in UFV India and then I took transfer to UFV, Canada. One of the reasons was easy transfer to Canadian campus. Also it is ranked well in Canada.
Course Curriculum:
We have learnt many relevant and important lessons in our course. The main focus is on applied learning. We get many assignments in which we need to go out in the market and meet managers of different companies and talk with them. We are taken out for an industrial visit occasionally to give more exposure about the business environment.
One of the branch of UFV was in Chandigarh, so we could transfer to Canada after completing 2 years of our degree.
Course Curriculum:
Our study is completely similar to what is taught in Canada. We get practical stuff more than theory.
Fees:
It is around 300000 rupees per semester.
Course Curriculum:
yes, we meet a lot of people working in the industry, they guide us a lot.
Fees:
$18,000 (in CAD)
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The tution fee for the Diploma in Practical Nursing program at the University of the Fraser Valley is calculated based on a fee-per-credit basis. The tuition and fees for the 2023-24 session is CAD 219.49. Besides this, students are also required to pay the student union & society fees and health & dental plan fee?.
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