Study MBA in Canada after MBA in India

[stalker]

Hello,

Asking on behalf of a relative. My relative has a MBA degree in India and now he wants to come to Canada to study MBA again.

Is it going to be an issue filing for visa?

 

[rijol verma]

Hello,

Asking on behalf of a relative. My relative has a MBA degree in India and now he wants to come to Canada to study MBA again.

Is it going to be an issue filing for visa?

Logically probably no. What will you write in the SOP?

 

[stalker]

Logically probably no. What will you write in the SOP?

That’s the question. Because he was planning to write to do MBA again. But it seems that it might get rejected.

Although he has done MBA in HR and the one he is planning to do is focused on Sales Marketing and Accounting.

 

[Nandy0488]

Hello,

Asking on behalf of a relative. My relative has a MBA degree in India and now he wants to come to Canada to study MBA again.

Is it going to be an issue filing for visa?

I got my first stage approval with an MBA from India and a second MBA from Canadian University.
My GCMS notes say that my file is been approved.
But my MBA from India was part-time and Banking & Finance specialisation but the one from Canada is General without any specialisation.
I already started my online classes in Fall and now waiting for my PPR.
The important aspect here is to write a strong SOP and convince the officer.
Hope this helps.

 

[stalker]

I got my first stage approval with an MBA from India and a second MBA from Canadian University.
My GCMS notes say that my file is been approved.
But my MBA from India was part-time and Banking & Finance specialisation but the one from Canada is General without any specialisation.
I already started my online classes in Fall and now waiting for my PPR.
The important aspect here is to write a strong SOP and convince the officer.
Hope this helps.

Congratulations. Thank you, I guess then you had a strong reason. May be my relative needs to think about doing MBA again in Canada.

 

[gwenn]

Hello @stalker , did your relative pursue MBA?
Hi @Nandy0488 , do you think my subjects/courses for MBA in my home country affect my student visa application if I will take business management?

Background: I graduated in 2009 and I enrolled in MBA and completed 4 subjects only way back in 2010. I did not complete the degree
Plan: I plan on getting Business Management in Canada.
Concern: VO might have questions on why I did not pursue my MBA in my country and it seems like I'm downgrading from MBA to business management. Also, he might have concerns on why I want to study in Canada if it's available back home.

Can you please help me/advise on what possibly can I include my SOP as justification/reason? Thank you very much!

 

[stalker]

Yes they did. But your previous study has an impact on the decision to get visa.

 

[gwenn]

Yes they did. But your previous study has an impact on the decision to get visa.

What do you think is the best for me to justify/defend on why I did not complete MBA but I will get business mgt course in Canada?

 

[stalker]

What do you think is the best for me to justify/defend on why I did not complete MBA but I will get business mgt course in Canada?

I apologize, I am not an immigration agent so I cannot advise you anything! I would suggest to see an immigration advisor.

 

[Neelesh@pr]

Hello,

Asking on behalf of a relative. My relative has a MBA degree in India and now he wants to come to Canada to study MBA again.

Is it going to be an issue filing for visa?

Hey,

Did your relative get visa approved? I am having similar situation and not able to decide. your response would be helpful.