Respected sir, As I am planning to study in Canada and i have visited different consultancies but different consultancies have their different own opinion on academic percent which is required so if u can tell me what is the academic percent is needed and ho long gap is acceptable to get visa to canada i would be very much thankful to u...
some confusion has to be cleared
- Thread starter Saroj khadka
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No one has enough knowledge about canada student visa and reason is many ppl got visa after 8 backlogs and many got rejection after having 55% or above. One thing is very clear you need to choose your course very carefully and put stong sop. Try to fetch 6.5 or 7 bands in ielts . Put all the documents as per checklist do not trust any consultancy. Try to get information online . Even you can find documents checklist on cic site.
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I was completely in doubt so i cant get focused whats to be done... nway thanks alot for your suggestion and inspiration...
IndianCanadian16
Star Member
Try choosing a course which is relevant to your past studies, like going for PG Diploma in Chemical processing, if you are a BSc Chemistry. Write a strong SOP, justifying how this course makes sense to you, and why you could not find it in India.
Remember, you need to convince the Visa officer on the following points:
1. Your education ( or job experience if any) is matching with the course you opt.
2. You will go back to India after your studies.
3. The course you choose will benefit you in future career prospects.
Also, I agree with @E_shah , try working on your IELTS.
I understand it can be sometimes difficult to get a good band, but work the most on Listening and Reading. Their are possibilities of getting 9/9 in these sections.
If any other query, feel free to PM.All the best.
AS i was a student of commerce ,Now i am palnning to study bachelor in business then it will be fine... Can i have ur suggestion please?
IndianCanadian16
Star Member
Yes, of course. It will be. Tell the VO and your college, that in India business is rather taught as a subject in the commerce stream at high school. So pursue it as a specialization you chose that course in Canada. Relate it to your Interest, Your previous studies, and your future plans.