NewStats: 3,265,222 , 8,186,062 topics. Date: Friday, 13 June 2025 at 10:52 PM 1g3664

Niqolaxx:
WhatsApp links won't work here. I've added the few numbers that I saw to the WhatsApp group

Please add mine: 07061177877
Thanks

Thank you very much for this.

Lekiboboe:

1) There is no school with cheap tuition in Canada, international students pay more than domestic students & 95% of universities in Canada are ok. To increase your Scholarship & ission chances, take your time & explore schools in Canada offering M.SC in Civil Engineering

See the link below for

Masters in Civil Engineering Programs & the Schools offering them (Over 35 Canadian Universities)
https://www.universitystudy.ca/search-programs/?k=Civil+Engineering&program_level_merged=Master%27s+degree&program_language=ENGLISH

You have a good CGPA to be qualified for a Funded Masters program, but good CGPA is just one of the requirement and atimes not enough. You have some work to do to secure a funded Masters Program in Canada e.g Searching for Potential Supervisors (Professors), Sending Cold Mails to Professors of Civil Engineering etc.

The contents in the Link below will guide you on

How to apply for MASTERS/PH.D programs in Canadian Universities and also get possible FUNDED M.SC/PH.D scholarship (Full or Partial Funded SCHOLARSHIP)
https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/5818588/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/111#90933556

2) Your second question needs a based on experience response, gurus & who have ed through this path/route would be able to enlighten you

Good evening all,
I have been playing catch up with this thread and I must say it has really been insightful. Will be glad if I can get some advice in these areas:

1. I have decided to pursue a masters program in Canada, I graduated with a 2.1 (4.10/5.0) in Civil Engineering and want to further my studies in courses related to this field. Currently searching for a school with cheap tuition and options of funding ( Scholarship or GTA). Will love to get some suggestions in different provinces.

2. In my research thus far, I noticed the option of thesis based (MSc) or Course based ( MEng), most of the funding options are only available to the MSc programs and they are quite cheaper. So out of curiosity, will really like to know the difference between these two programs because I don’t want to be restricted to lecturing or research jobs in the future, will like to practice. Just need some kind of clarity, it’s confusing.

Thanks in advance��

Are you sure about that?
I paid for GRE using my Paypal in August, earlier this month i also paid for my exam to be postponed using the same Paypal .

Walspring:


It’s has been deactivated by most banks due to restrictions and limit on card.

Try using PayPal

Summertime:
Hey guys pls I'm trying to pay for GRE, used all my atm but it's not working. How do I go about it

Just got a call from them, about the next stage.
Please did anyone get the call too?

TaureanKween:
Has anyone been notified if they got into the next stage of the interview?�

I had the same issue, went to my centre to make enquiries. Apparently you will be allowed to use either of the following:
1. National ID card ( not the slip)
2. Driver’s License (Not the temporary)
3. In some cases permanent voters card.

I’ll advise you go to your exam centre to find out before your exam date.

Timgreat31:
Good morning all.
I applied for international port since early September, but not out yet even with the extra charges I paid.
My GRE exam date is December 15.
Will I be allowed to use any of these for identification pls?

National identity card

Voter's card

NIMC slip(card not ready yet)

Those are the forms of identification I have presently.
Thanks for your valuable help.

No you won’t. Either you renew your international port immediately or postpone your exam.

Good afternoon guys.
So I have a magoosh that expires Dec 5th. If you’re still not confident enough especially in quant (I feel they are better in quant), dm me on whatsapp. I’m willing to share.