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You are right! That is common also. It is a kind of hit and miss thing. -- reallynewbie

Also, if you are having problem getting visa, you can even defer your admission for 2 terms (I think fee is 25 dollar) and University will reissue the offer letter. -- reallynewbie

M. Engg. or MASc ?? -- reallynewbie

As others mentioned, program requires 45 credits to complete. I've just gone through their website, Concordia has term system, 3 terms in a year and I've heard people finishing their MS in 5 terms. Nice thing about Concordia, if you finish your MS earlier, they give some kind of rebate as well...

Sorry if you got offended of me trying to give more information or adding some information to your reply. I only replied cause you said "Apply for JAN 2016" and I tried to encourage him to apply for earlier session. Again, I am sorry if you are thinking I gave wrong information. AND, I only...

Even better. I heard it is quite expensive. -- reallynewbie

What about Post-Graduation Work Permit? I believe OP can apply for that. -- reallynewbie

I think they are two different institutions. Not related to each other. -- reallynewbie

If you are going for JMSB (which I believe is in montreal), that is a nice business school. -- reallynewbie

He can apply for fall 2015 (September session). There is plenty of time for him to apply to some universities. I just checked windsor university deadlines, he can apply for September session and May 1 is the deadline. I am sure there are other universities as well, where deadline is not over...

Congratulations! As others pointed you out, you have very good marks in your studies, why don't you go for any MS program. Career wise MS will be a better choice, also, after studies you can settle down easily. -- reallynewbie

In general, during interview you have to show/prove that your intention is to study and the field you selected is somehow related to your career. The questions they ask are establish that candidate is indeed going to study. -- reallynewbie

Don't worry, interview is going to be okay. What is your background and which specialization are you applying for? -- reallynewbie

I've seen people going to canada on study visa and then they apply for their spouses. So, according to me, you are taking a smart decision to try for yourself first, go there, set yourself up and then apply for your partner. -- reallynewbie

Always make sure, you keep more options at your hand. So, apply to some another university as well. Good luck for your visa! -- reallynewbie

I applied in May 2011, received acknowledgement letter but no news after that.