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3.3 is not hard to get at all provided you are in the top 25% of classes, attend classes and get a B+ average. What is really hard is to get over 3.7 which means getting A (93+) or A-(87+) on every class.

Must be different grading systems. I'm guessing it's really hard to get top grades in Pakistan?

why arent u doing MBA?

You answered your own question. You need to convince the officer why and how you need / will succeed in cybersecurity despite your lack of IT.

Yes, provided they meet all requirements. See IRCC PGWP web page.

Can you give more details....? Where did you apply from

High chance. Why are you going from Physics to Business Mgmt. when Physics is a more technical subject that requires more ability?

First and most important thing is to get a Degree evaluation service to convert your score that would be be equivalent in Canada. Ask your intended school to be sure but WES is a good one. I am not familiar with your country's percentage but 2.77 is extremely poor in Canada (and US). Most decent...

Basically you need to explain why ESL in Sri Lanka is not adequate that you need to come to Canada. Fair question if you didn't explain properly. Sri Lankans are known to speak English fairly decently

depends. If you do 4 semesters, then 3 years. If not, then whatever amount of time you did. If the programs allows you to take 4 semesters consecutively (16 months) then do that and you should be fine. You will need to provide transcript and a letter to back this up.

I'm not trying to bring you down or anything but from my experience who want to get into research already know exactly what area they want to go in. And from that, you can see what universities and professors are good for that particular topic. You are wasting your time here asking us to...

I'm sure you can get admission somewhere. But you want to attend somewhere which is a DLI, renowned and can help you get a job afterwards.

Need GRE or GMAT and good grades. The rest is easy

Masters always better than post diploma

You can always do standardized exams like the SAT or GMAT to make up for your GPA. Given your age I recommend SAT get over 1400/1600 and i am sure colleges will look at you. Gotta explain the 50% in your applications obviously

Didn't know that. That's a huge flaw in the system then.

Man.. your story is so complicated and full of changes that I don't think anyone can confidently advise you. Best of luck with your application

I mean the 50% looks bad, not gonna lie. Do you want to share more info so we can understand better?

lmao

I have a question guys. Do study permit extensions generally tend to get accepted in comparison to study permits? In my situation, I will be applying to a program (not significantly) different to my prior program although I do have an explanation. I am worried if the permit is rejected that I...