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May / September 2019 intake for Ontario colleges

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Raavi008

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Jan 12, 2019
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selvakk said:
You are confusing two things. Your grades will mostly be scrutinized by the college or university you are applying to. The visa officer is more concerned that you are coming to Canada for the sole purpose of studying and not any other reason. If there are any irregularities you will have to explain the same to the visa officer so that he is convinced that you are coming to study. Having poor IELTS score will show that you may not be able to communicate properly. Having poor grades would show that you may not be able to score well and pass. Having a gap in your education and work history shows that you are hiding something.

If you have a good IELTS score then it shows that you can communicate properly. If you have good marks it shows that you would be able to study in Canada and pass. Having an explanation to your study and work history shows that you are truthful and honest. Gaps don't matter, there is a person on the forum with 24 years between his last education qualification and he got his visa.

You need to be truthful and mention what you are doing up to the present date. If you are not employed or studying then in the employment area you will have to mention that you were applying to college and from when were you doing that. We cannot comment on if X is sufficient since all cases are individual.
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Ok i just enquired to determine about my chance of visa whether it's bright or bleak ?? That's oll..tysm..i have applied to capU n sheridan n langara..how much time they take for issuing o.l. n l.o.a. resp. ??
 
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selvakk

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Nov 28, 2018
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Raavi008 said:
Ok i just enquired to determine about my chance of visa whether it's bright or bleak ?? That's oll..tysm..i have applied to capU n sheridan n langara..how much time they take for issuing o.l. n l.o.a. resp. ??
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Like I said you can't really say if it's bright or bleak. If you can communicate your reasons for studying then your chances are high. As long as you have good grades and a good IELTS score and you have no unexplained gaps then you will be fine.

I don't know about the other two but Sheridan starts from this February for sept 2019 programs.
 
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Raavi008

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Jan 12, 2019
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selvakk said:
You are confusing two things. Your grades will mostly be scrutinized by the college or university you are applying to. The visa officer is more concerned that you are coming to Canada for the sole purpose of studying and not any other reason. If there are any irregularities you will have to explain the same to the visa officer so that he is convinced that you are coming to study. Having poor IELTS score will show that you may not be able to communicate properly. Having poor grades would show that you may not be able to score well and pass. Having a gap in your education and work history shows that you are hiding something.

If you have a good IELTS score then it shows that you can communicate properly. If you have good marks it shows that you would be able to study in Canada and pass. Having an explanation to your study and work history shows that you are truthful and honest. Gaps don't matter, there is a person on the forum with 24 years between his last education qualification and he got his visa.

You need to be truthful and mention what you are doing up to the present date. If you are not employed or studying then in the employment area you will have to mention that you were applying to college and from when were you doing that. We cannot comment on if X is sufficient since all cases are individual.
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Actually sir do u think d new sds rules r more stict towards granting visa ?? R these tules more peculiar abt one's academics n gap history..bcuz a frnd of mine showed no justification fr 2 yrs gap in 2017 n got d visa bt nw d scenario is diff one need to give proper satisfactory justification isn't it ???? Wht's ur opinion ????
 
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Raavi008

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Jan 12, 2019
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selvakk said:
Like I said you can't really say if it's bright or bleak. If you can communicate your reasons for studying then your chances are high. As long as you have good grades and a good IELTS score and you have no unexplained gaps then you will be fine.

I don't know about the other two but Sheridan starts from this February for sept 2019 programs.
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Tysm sir u're a saviour..as i would be applying under sds category will i need to show any income proof or funds ????
 
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selvakk

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Raavi008 said:
Ok

Tysm sir u're a saviour..as i would be applying under sds category will i need to show any income proof or funds ????
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Yes, you need to pay 1 year fee advance and show a GIC of 10,000 CAD. You can either show a loan for the proof of income or show the same GIC of 10000 CAD as proof of funds.
 
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Ambika kumari

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Jan 6, 2019
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Ntechno said:
Let's gather here as a community and discuss all topics of acceptance and visa related topics here. It doesn't matter which college you are applying just keep everyone posted to compare and evaluate individual prospects.
I am starting this thread with a format. Everyone is requested to follow the same for the first post and then go ahead with the discussions.

College :
Course:
Intake :
Ielts score:
Date of application:
Updates: ( here kindly mention if loa received or replies from college admissions team)
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College= humber, sherdian for sept19 and CBU , conestoga for MAY19
Course= marketing mgmt, IBM, HRM, supply chain
Intake=may,sept2019
IELTS= 6.5
Date of application= 20 or 26tH november,
Updates= applicationS received but no offer letter from any college yet
 
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Raavi008

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Jan 12, 2019
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selvakk said:
Yes, you need to pay 1 year fee advance and show a GIC of 10,000 CAD. You can either show a loan for the proof of income or show the same GIC of 10000 CAD as proof of funds.
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Ok thanku sir..do the airport officials at pearson airport check d transcripts like 12th dmc n ol ?? Bcuz i have that deposited in my colg..can a single student have 2 diif accounts on ontariocolleges.ca website if spplying from two diff. Consultants ?? Similiarly cn a student have two accounts on education planner British Columbia website????
 
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selvakk

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Raavi008 said:
Ok thanku sir..do the airport officials at pearson airport check d transcripts like 12th dmc n ol ?? Bcuz i have that deposited in my colg..can a single student have 2 diif accounts on ontariocolleges.ca website if spplying from two diff. Consultants ?? Similiarly cn a student have two accounts on education planner British Columbia website????
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I have not yet traveled to Canada and I have just got the offer letter so I can't comment on that.

I have not used any of the dues you mentioned as I have directly applied to the colleges and not used any external sites.
 
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rogelcorral

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Jun 15, 2018
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Raavi008 said:
Ok thanku sir..do the airport officials at pearson airport check d transcripts like 12th dmc n ol ?? Bcuz i have that deposited in my colg..can a single student have 2 diif accounts on ontariocolleges.ca website if spplying from two diff. Consultants ?? Similiarly cn a student have two accounts on education planner British Columbia website????
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No, CBSA do not check transcripts at the airport.

Check here for required documents at the POE:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare-arrival.html
 
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