Seeking Advice on Study Permit Approval for May 2025 Intake

[abhoot]

I wanted to get advice regarding my study permit approval for the May 2025 intake. I have secured an education loan of ₹40 lakhs from Avanse, with ₹27 lakhs already disbursed. My master’s program is for two years, and the tuition fee is CAD 15,500 per year, making it around CAD 31,000 in total. Considering living expenses, the overall cost for two years would be around CAD 35,000. I have already paid my first-term tuition fees and plan to pay either half or the full amount of my GIC. Additionally, I have received my Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). IS it my financials are strong enough for study permit approval? Is there anything else I should focus on to strengthen my application?

 

[canuck78]

I wanted to get advice regarding my study permit approval for the May 2025 intake. I have secured an education loan of ₹40 lakhs from Avanse, with ₹27 lakhs already disbursed. My master’s program is for two years, and the tuition fee is CAD 15,500 per year, making it around CAD 31,000 in total. Considering living expenses, the overall cost for two years would be around CAD 35,000. I have already paid my first-term tuition fees and plan to pay either half or the full amount of my GIC. Additionally, I have received my Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). IS it my financials are strong enough for study permit approval? Is there anything else I should focus on to strengthen my application?

What school and program? What is your background? Can you post all in CAD. Do you have any personal funds/assets or only loans?