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You must have got payslips for every pay you received. Show that in your documents. Won't be a problem.

I would suggest you to go for an MBA or any other masters degree since you don't want to get a PHD. You will need a strong SOP as to why are you going for a second masters. But, its possible. Many have done it. Going for a diploma/ post baccalaureate is a big no. Very slim chance of visa...

Great!

Did you graduate from the commerce stream? I don't think it is possible to change your field of study. You will need a very strong SOP.

Did you get your visa in the first attempt or were you rejected?

Hello, can you please tell which course did you complete in your home country and which course do you want to pursue there? I am in the same boat literally.

Can you please tell what course you completed in your home country and which program you applied for in Canada?

Hello, I want to know if anyone got their visa for any diploma/ pg diploma/ post baccalaureate course after completing masters from their home country?

I have a similar doubt. Would be grateful if someone helps me clear it. Though I was paid salary in cash, I have the pay slips. But, if they ask for my bank statements, I wouldn't be able to show them anything. What can be done here?

Isn't it too late to apply for fall intake now?

I am sorry. I thought you were talking about PR. I have no idea about visa success rates. Maybe someone else might help.

Hello, Check here- https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html

Can you tell me what is the scope after that IBM course?

Chances are pretty low. It all depends on how strong your SOP is. You will need to convince the vo as to why do you intend to change your field of study.

Check here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html If the name of your institute states that they offer PGWP, then yes otherwise no.

Only a strong SOP will help. It is not impossible, but very difficult to convince the vo as to why you are applying for a lower certification course.

So, is it a good thing or bad? Also, I heard it is very hard to find part time jobs during winter when the semester starts.

A diploma or certificate is usually considered a lower level than a master's. Why would you want to attend a course with lower credentials than you already completed? You will easily get admitted to the course. It is the visa where you will get stuck.

Another masters or an MBA. Though it will strongly depend on your SOP. Or get a PHD.

Yes