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"First when you extend your study you must submit extended study permit (you must satisfy the CIC officer that it relevance)." For this, We do not need to extend as they recommend to put the max duration for getting visa... Is it possible for a full-time student to finish the program in one...

Good explanation, Thank you...

Hmmm. makes sense, but I have to choose my university based on this, That's why i asked....otherwise my philosophy is same as yours... No Tension, No worry...

Why... That's what immigration rules are... 2 years and above, 3 years PGWP...

I don't know why Canadian Universities are confusing international students so much with their course duration... Why can't they make it a 2 year program for full-time students like in the U.S... I think it's always better to take a 2 year program...

By the duration they mean, the actual duration we study, not on the program info or anything.... They have made that clear... About the last para :).... Ya i too thought of it... There are possibilities of visa officer reading these... But I have no wish to settle there... I just want to take...

That's correct, but I contacted in the university's International office and asked them what would be the duration in the graduation certificate, They said it's the duration you study... So if i study for two years, 4 Terms (both summer terms off).. Which means i studied for 16 months... What...

Come on, I read all those information long back... But not clear..

So much students who are applying, studying, Working in Canada, and no one knows this information.... Why ??? Please give importance to this post and provide information that will help me and many...

The Duration of some M.Eng programs and PGWP we get after graduating is very confusing... I have asked this question in several posts to several people, but no one gave a clear answer... The duration of M.Eng programs in Universities like Western, Waterloo etc are like this, * A Full-Time...

Any body studying in Waterloo or Western, Kindly assist me...

Are you sure about it... Can you please provide the contact details of your friend, I will contact him...

May 2013.... for both universities...

I am admit in Western University, but still pending for Waterloo... But in both the universities, it's a one year course, which can be completed within one year, so problems comes for PGWP... So I wanted to know more about the duration of the program and PGWP...

Is there anyone Studying M.Eng - Electrical and Computer Engineering at Waterloo or Western University, Please Reply...

Concordia's M.Eng Program is better, compared to Western's M.Eng program... I am talking about only the course based M.Eng program, not about any other programs...

No.. Concordia's M.Eng course is a 2 year course.. And the University confirmed that one will get 3 year PGWP...

Concordia...

Of course...

If it's a Two year course... That means minimum time to complete the course is 2 years, no matter how early you finish you will get 3 years PGWP... so if you complete it in 16 months, the university will provide you a letter stating that 16 months course = 2 years program, so you will get 3 year...