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Manufacturing in Canada accounted
for 29% of its GDP in 1944 (WWII),
declining to 15.6% in 2005. It was
especially hit hard by the financial cri-
sis of 2007-08. As of 2010, manufac-
turing accounts for 13% of Canada’s
GDP. Bombardier Aerospace is the
3rd largest manufacturer of commer-
cial aircraft in the world.
Canada is a lead exporter with
export goods like motor vehicles and
parts, industrial machinery, aircraft, tele-
communications equipment, chemicals, plastics, fertilizers, wood pulp, timber,
crude petroleum, natural gas, electricity, aluminium.

Canadian universities and their popular courses

Universities Courses Fees (1st year) Eligibility

University of Toronto Full time MBA Rs. 39.3 Lacs GMAT, GEE
Master of Science in Applied Rs. 21.9 Lacs IELTS: 7
Computing TOEFL: 93
M.Sc. Computer Science Rs. 22.4 Lacs IELTS: 7
TOEFL: 93

Master of Engineering in Rs. 34.9 Lacs IELTS: 7
Aerospace Studies TOEFL: 93

Master of Applied Science Rs. 34.7 Lacs IELTS: 7
in Aerospace Engineering TOEFL: 93

University of Alberta M.Sc. in Computing Science Rs. 14.8 Lacs IELTS: 7
TOEFL: 100
Master of Engineering in Rs. 14.8 Lacs IELTS: 6.5
Engineering Management TOEFL: 93
Bachelor of Commerce Rs. 19 Lacs IELTS: 6.5
(B.Com) TOEFL: 86
University of British Master of Science in Computer Rs. 13.1 Lacs IELTS: 7
Columbia Science TOEFL: 100

Master of Data Science Rs. 30.1 Lacs IELTS: 7
TOEFL: 100

Master of Health Administration Rs. 20.6 Lacs GMAT: 550
(MHA) GRE: 306

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