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Your profile is pretty good buddy. Cant say much about your acceptance chances as I dont know much about the procedure of Concordia like how they go about applications. Their official deadline was June 15th for Jan intake. I applied on 31st July. No response yet.

By grade 10, I meant 10th standard or 10th class of high school

You have experience. I guess there's no reason why they wont accept your application :)

Great Sandeep Which course did you apply for?

Applied for Quality Assurance- Manufacturing and Management since 26th last month. No reply yet. Not sure how much time they take.

It's an average university. If you have good grades in your bachelors, prefer some other university.

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Of course you'll be eligible for 3 years of pgwp if you do 4 terms of study. CIC quotes: "If the official length of your program of study is: less than eight months: you are not eligible for this program less than two years but more than eight months: you may get a work permit for a period no...

Well it depends. If you're applying through a consultant, they must be having tie-ups with some colleges and hence wont ask for application fees. Otherwise, I guess most of the colleges and universities do ask for application fees ranging between $50-$150.

Hi Harman, One of my friends applied for both these universities last month around 15th Sep. He hasn't received any reply back from them yet. I applied for Concordia but no reply. Universities mostly start sending offer letters around 1st week of October Good Luck!!

That's a really good GPA. You should consider applying in the top universities like Waterloo, McGill, UBC. Good Luck!!

Yes, You'll be allowed to work for a maximum of 20 hrs a week while you're studying.

Kindly share your profile @flyingfish1981 i.e, your bachelor marks, work experience,etc.

Hey buddy, No reply yet from Concordia. I applied at the end of July.

As you have some work experience, go for masters! It'll certainly benefit you on a long run

Thanks buddy

Applied for Concordia M.Eng(Mechanical) on 31st July. Still no response. Not sure how much more time they'll take

For Mechanical, preferences should be as: 1.University of Toronto 2.University of Waterloo 3.McGill University 4.UBC 5.University of Victoria

Cant name many as I'm from mechanical background. But one of my friends is pursuing mobile application development program at CEGEP, Montreal. http://www.cegepgim.ca/programs/mobile-application-development. PNP at Quebec is relatively easier if you can learn French(DELF-B1) Do some research...

Ofcourse it is possible. But not easy due to higher number of applicants. Prefer some other province as IT courses are available in other provinces as well.