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No, its not mandatory to register as an EIT but it might differ from 1 province to another so its better if you check with the provincial body, all the best

@@hariaarsh thanks a ton for the reply .

I dont think that is always the case, you might need to connect with some Alumnus from UCW to get a better answer, all the best

@@hariaarsh tnx dear

Around $300-$750 depending upon the province

Yes, you might qualify for PEng but you might need 1 year of Canadian Engineering experience under a PEng. All the best

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Hi, you need to register for FE under the NCEES website. There is an option to select EGBC as the institution you want to send the results. All the best for the exams

I bought a book of practice papers from Amazon, you can buy it based on your stream

@@hariaarsh can you please send link of Amazon?? I am related to your stream

This book can be helpful PPI FE Mechanical Practice Problems - Comprehensive Practice for the FE Mechanical Exam a.co/d/64mm8SN

You definitely can, go for it

You should definitely go for it, all the best

Hi Tarun, I would like to connect with you

Yes

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Hi, there many online courses that can help you to clear the FE exam, please chose it based on your field and your method of preference

Yes, all the best

​@@hariaarshThank you ❤

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No always, it depends on a lot of factors but you can always try

@@hariaarsh like for this year it's showing on website for year 2022-2023 Above 80 will get 30,000 cad in terms of fees Above 90 will get 40,000 cad in terms of fees

Can you please make one new video of scholarship and its requirements for 2024 September intake for university

Hi, yes it is possible to manage the course load with a job, all the best

All the best

The best option for you is to search for relevant job postings, making a resume that highlights your skills and start applying

Yes you can

@@hariaarsh thanks for your reply, best wishes

You need to have a valid status in Canada to apply for EIT

@@hariaarsh I had a valid status in Canada but my question was about the changing on the program Are you sure that I can apply on the program I visited the site and it is written The EIT program will no longer be offered to new applicants. Since the required engineering work experience under the new licensing process must be acquired before applying, the EIT program-which was designed to assist applicants as they acquired work experience-is no longer sustainable in its current form. We are pleased to continue to support current P.Eng. applicants enrolled in the EIT program. Current EITs may remain in the program as long as they continue their current licensing process. We understand the value the EIT designation holds for prospective applicants, as well as engineering employers and local chapters. As such, PEO will consult with our stakeholders to determine other options for prospective applicants seeking to gain experience.

Yes it does

The process is pretty much the same for every province, you can watch another video on the channel that has the step by step process description

Yes you can, however, whether they consider you or not is upto them, all the best

@@hariaarsh thanks for reply Regards

If you already have an EIT, is is easier to get your EIT in a different province like Ontario, when you submit the application, there is an option to declare if you have an EIT in a different province, please select that option and submit supporting documents, all the best

Hi, you can directly go for your EIT, all the best

Hi, you can email me at aarsh43@gmail.com

Hi, yes, there are many courses that you might qualify for, please check course requirements for the courses you want to apply for, all the best

@@hariaarsh Thanks for reply , already mentioned the course advance diploma in biotechnology, is he qualified for that with 12th PCB without maths

You might have to check the course requirements, I am not sure about this

Further, u have mentioned that no work experience is required for EIT registration. Many provinces' governing authorities demand work experience even BC demand so. Can u clarify it?

Hi, use the link www.egbc.ca/ to register. For EIT under EGBC, no experience is necessary

@@hariaarsh I not in canada right now and have never been there before. If I register myself as EIT with BC or any other regulatory body, what are the prospects of getting JOB offer from CANADA? Please give ur honest opinion, as I don't want to invest my energy in ST futile.

You need to have a status in Canada to apply for EIT, you need to be on a Work Permit or be a PR to apply for an EIT designation

Hi, accoridng to me Civil Engineering has a lot of scope after studies so you can go with that option. Your wife would be able to get a job in her field of she migrates through SOWP option, all the best

Yes you can, all the best

@@hariaarsh thank you very much

​@@hariaarshplease help I've done my Bachelor's in Agriculture and looking for Master's in Natural Resource Management: Masters in Forest Management ( Course based) from Lakehead, is it worth Pursuing? According to jobs perspective?

Hi, if you meet the minimum percentage requirement then you are eligible to apply. However, the decision is made on number of factors like your letter and your other achievements

Okay, that's good to know. Thank you

Experience as a lecturer might not be considered as they want technical experience so you might have to double check with them, all the best

If you are doing a research based masters, you get stipend

Yes, RNIPs are generally on a point based system

I gave FE Mechanical

@Hari Aarsh thanks for the reply can you suggest me which how you prepare for the exam and which book did you reffered? And how tough pengg exam is

I have not given the PEng exam yet, I have cleared the FE exam and it is tough. I used the online material and the FE Exam review book by Michael L.

Okay Thank buddy...make video on that if you can

Sure, what kind of topic would you like me to cover?

If you have the option to choose between the US and Canada, for career and expenses I would say the US but it is my personal preference, all the best

Hi Faseel-e-shaaor, your experience needs to be considered by the provincial body and in some cases, they might wave off the need for Canadian experience. If you already have an EIT, you dont need to give the FE exam anymore for a PEng

Masters degree in Statistics

@@hariaarsh That's what I thought. Thanks for your input!