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Hello there, It clearly states that you have no chance for the intake you applied. It also highlights the courtesy being offered to you (That is, your application will be considered for fall 2020 if you desire it and inform them).

Nope. Just get it attested by a notary and you will be good to go.

I can understand that.

So you have not completed your 12th grade yet. It's good to plan ahead. Kudos to you !! I think you can do your IELTS this year itself (if you are confident enough). By doing so, you will be able to smoothly execute your plan.

Would like to know more about you so that I could help you better.

There are people or institutions that attest documents to validate them, also called as notary. It could be any government official such as a village officer, tehsildar etc. (talking about India). If you have already applied for a visa, don't worry, digital certificates are legally valid...

Hi Harsh, From your question, I assume you have not applied to any colleges or universities yet. Do you mean September intake of next year ? Why not try for January or May 2020 ? Getting to your question, I actually used my digital certificates to apply to colleges. Keep in mind that you will...

Thank you for your advice !!

Thank you so much... That's a great relief to be reading that... :)

Not visas really.. Stamps of previous travels ... Is it a big issue if I do not include them ?

As in the passport

Hello friends, I applied for a study permit and has not received any decision yet. Recently I came to know that stamped pages of passport are required, which I did not include. Is it a big issue ? Awaiting replies soon

The thing is you have to study Computer science which is math-intensive. Say you get admission, you will have to struggle later on. Improve your math skills, go try SAT Math..... Best of Luck !!!!

I am not sure. I have heard they are lenient.

Don't get disheartened..... Try U of Saskatchewan....

My pleasure

As far as I know, universities are strict in their admissions process. Some universities are very lenient such as the University of Winnipeg or the University of Saskatchewan. You may get admission there but beware of the location. It gets really cold in such places, job opportunities may be...

That's a fairly good score.

There could be. It all depends on luck. If you do not want to depend on luck, SAT is the way to go. It also depends on what you want to study, is it something Math-related ? How good is your IELTS ? IELTS and percentages are what colleges consider. If one of them is good, it could balance the...

I hope you know that a college is not the same as a university in Canada. Colleges are way more lenient in accepting students. By the way, have you applied to any colleges yet ?