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I myself am 31 too, applying for post-grad.. Go ahead.. it doesn't really matter as long as you can convince them that you have a genuine intention to study.

Same here, even we have heard that tickets are not available too My application was received at Singapore CHC on 4th July. On 25th July, I received an email saying my processed application has been sent.. Now waiting for VFS notification to receive the result... Extremely tensed... Don't know...

If you want to apply for September (fall), you already are late, only a few days left depending on where you are applying from. If you want to apply for next January intake, you would have plenty of time to prepare your documents.

Hi, You have a good profile. Most of the reputed universities will be accepting you if you can score well in your IELTS test.

Hi, Most of the recognized universities will ask for 6.0 in individual band. However, your score is good in all the other bands excepting writing. You still stand in a position to negotiate with universities admission/ international student service sections with your current score if it is...

A list of CIC affiliated institutes can be found from here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/institutions/participants.asp You can check their subjects and admission requirements from respective website and determine yourself.

You could, it is widely spread that chances are higher for University applicants

You should repeat your IELTS too, a better score would improve your chances (i.e no band less than 6.0).

Hi, Yes you might, most of the universities accept several English language test methods including TOEFL and IELTS.

Thanks for the clarification

Yes, most of the universities, that are in high rank are expensive. Most of them have a high requirement for admission as well. In addition, most of the well recognized institutes (i.e University of Ottawa ) will require GMAT and work experience for MBA. Check out the admission requirements...

I am not a consultant, and do not have any practical experience handling such cases, I always refer to CIC website. I did not find any reference of what your consultant said. You can check the study permit extension/modification guide-line from CIC website at...

You have an impressive profile... undoubtedly Good Luck...

Yes, you will be eligible for PNP nomination even if your masters is for 1 year. For PNP, your institution must be eligible publicly funded university. What you can do is complete your masters, apply for PNP and PGWP. PNP needs time for processing and therefore you will need a thought there to...

It is clearly mentioned, you need to submit those, if you have studied for two consecutive periods (trimesters, semester, etc.) prior to your application for renewal of your study permit. If not, then where would you get those?

Do not always depend on your consultants, explore your possibilities. French will add extra advantages in your application made from Quebec. And in order to secure a good job in Quebec, it is essential as i have mentioned in my previous comment.

Quebec has easier routes for PR, but you need to be proficient in French. You need to have good command on French to secure a good job in Quebec.

You're welcome bro.. ;D

You'll find it here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/extend-student.asp

Hi, I didn't see that type of condition in CIC's website. Check out: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-extend.asp