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15 backlogs?? Where has he mentioned that? In that case, that could be the reason he got refused.

Wow, if they refuse applicants like you, whom do they approve? You have a decent profile, dude. I'm honestly at a loss for words here.

Oh, I thought you were working in the U.S. at an American bank. Well, you don't need PR to get a job. Might I suggest pursuing a Master's degree in Canada, finances permitting, of course. This way, you won't need a job offer to apply for PR.

Mark sheets are semester-wise. Transcripts usually cover the entire time spent at that university. For e.g. if you completed a bachelor's degree in engineering but also took 2-3 French/Spanish classes, your engineering mark sheets will show only your engineering classes but your transcripts will...

It means if you complete a PG degree or certificate program that is at least one academic year (2 semesters) in length, you qualify... provided you have a permanent full-time job in NOC 0,A,B. Please note that the admission requirements for this PG degree/certificate program must be a previous...

What is the reason for refusal given on your decision letter? Your bachelor's is technical and so is your work experience. The course you have applied to, on the other hand, is not technical at all. Doesn't this seem like a course mismatch?

An essential part of a successful study permit application is the applicant's ability to prove his/her ties to his/her home country. With 3 years of overseas experience under your belt, how do you intend to prove that?

1. How is project management/business analysis related to your bachelor's degree or to your current job as a software engineer? 2. You have 5.5 years of experience with Accenture and yet you think you won't be able to find a suitable job for ONE YEAR after graduation? Where's your confidence...

If it's not on the list, I suggest you play it safe and not take a chance with it. You have only one SPP attempt. If it gets refused, you're gonna have to apply through general next time.

Your profile is way too good to be rejected, dude. You're a genuine student for sure. I'm confident you'll get your visa.

Hey dude, that news article is nearly 3 years old.

It means you've to pretend you love your country oh-so-much before you eventually immigrate to Canada. On a more serious note though, it means you need to show evidence that you are well settled in your home country. Evidence like property, family, permanent job offer etc.

If you have intentions of PR, it's best you stick to your existing field, get your PR done and then switch tracks. If you switch tracks now, they might refuse you a study permit due to "course mismatch" and then the whole PR thing will go down the drain. As you said, you're more interested in...

^^ That was awesome, dude. Repped ya!

He has 43% in his B.Com, dude.

So if your university issues only transcripts and not mark sheets, you only send the final certificate and nothing else?

:D :D :D

Hah! And people say more than 1 year gap is not recommended for SPP. Balls to them :P Way to go, man!

Mark sheets or transcripts? What if mark sheets are not available but transcripts are?

You think so? Forum member 'sreekanthobula' had a significant study mismatch and he still got his visa. (Link: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/anyone-recevied-visa-t105153.0.html). In fact, what you've said proves my point even further. People with less ties to home...