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It all depends on your profile. If you have working experience with Bachelors degree, you should go for Masters only. If you don't have study gap after Bachelors without any working experience, you can try PG Diploma. The choice of program matters most.

It's just your choice of program. Select the right program according to subjects in 12th, and write a good statement of purpose.

You cannot go for diploma after having MCA. The only choice is to go for Masters with specialization in programming or Networking etc. so, get good percentage in MCA and apply in universities. You will get refusal if you go PG diploma. Your choice of program has to be either Phd or Masters in...

Try to go for Masters with specialisation in your field.

That's not a problem. Just have the course certificate.

Your case will get weak if you mention. Please, consult an immigration lawyer before applying.

You cannot do this now unless requested by IRCC. Just hope for the best. SOP is optional, but recommended.

It all depends on how you present your case and your choice of program. If you're going to mention about your refusals, your intent of study would be doubted. Study gap is not a problem as long as you cover it up. The employment proof will be your experience letter with salary slips. Plan well...

Forget funds, You would need to give a reasonable explanation why you came 90 days early.

Application submitted after April 1 for May'intake will not be processed and may be refused.

Generally, people who have completed B.Tech or similar Bachelors with job experience is likely to be rejected by the Embassy If the chosen program is PG Diploma. Though there are cases where some people managed to get through. The only choice remains is to pursue a similar program at Masters...

You wouldn't need to apply for study permit again for any post-secondary education. You just have to update new DLI under MyCIC account. You will continue with your current visa as long as it is valid. Once you arrive in Canada, go to your local CIC office and check for any other requirements.

Well, the course mismatch is there, but you should explain well in your sop as you're having experience in IT.

You're going to apply study permit for MSc in Computer Science after having Electrical and Electronics Engineering?

First of all, don't be tense anymore and feel positive. What you can do at this point is choose a program related to your past qualification and make a strong statement of purpose. The key is to convince the visa officer that intent of going to Canada is only for higher studies and how that...

Apply as early as possible because volume of applications will be a lot higher.

Having IELTS under your belt increases your chance of getting study permit. I don't think, your previous education is relevant to the selected program.

I think, it all depends on the Visa Officer. The best you can do is try to convince via your statement of purpose. Make sure, you are financially strong as well.

Application to be processed for next intake.

In your statement of purpose.