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You might find this link below useful. https://onlinemacha.com/study-in-canada-complete-guide/75-canadian-university-lists-rankings/444-profiles-of-students-who-got-admits-from-canadian-universities-more-added You can always check requirements of different universities from their websites.

That's right.

With lot of experience, and graduation, I think you should go for MS. Program must align with your past qualifications.

Be positive. People even above 6 years of experience apply for study permit as long as they convince VO that intent of study is genuine, not for immigration. Perhaps, you could have gone for Master's after your graduation.

There are many Master's programs in Networking e.g Internetworking and few others. You should google it. It wouldn't as long as you prepare your application better this time. Show yourself financially strong, convince VO that you have strong ties with your home country by showing immovable...

I think, you should go for at least 2 years program rather than 1 year as you have already done your graduation. If you get acceptance in Master's degree from any university, it will increase your chance of getting visa. Also, you can go for post-graduation diploma in Networking. Just give...

If I were you, I'd make SOP of one page, show myself financially strong, and try again.

Yes, It's possible. According to the CIC, if you're a post-secondary student, and want to change your course. You don't need to apply for a new study permit. Your current study permit will continue to work. Just tell your present college that you don't want to continue after 1st semester, and...

You should give IELTS. You gotta convince VO that your program is aligned with your past studies, and about your future plans via SOP.

2 years program sounds good. Just choose the program which is relevant to your past qualification. Write a good SOP and you must be financially strong. Centennial is good, I guess.

What are your past qualifications?

You would have to send Official Transcripts of every post secondary institution that you attended. It must be sealed by your institution and send at lease two academic reference letters as well. Check with your department if they require anything else.

It takes about 2 to 3 months to get the acceptance.

Hi, You should have gone for MBA or M.A. If I were you, I would have tried for MBA from a good university. Just by scoring high scores in IELTS wouldn't guarantee your visa as you've already got refusals.

Chances are good. Which program did you apply for?

I agree with BS65. You should disclose everything. You've done M.CA and advanced diploma previously. Again going for a diploma now in a College that will raise a question into visa officer's mind. You would have to mention your reason in SOP. It's all up to visa officer.

A quick Google search " SOP for study permit" should find results.

If you haven't landed there, I don't think you can apply for visa extension. You probably would need to apply for study permit again. Btw, I have been accepted in same program as well.

If you haven't landed there, I don't think you can apply for visa extension. You probably would need to apply for study permit again. Btw, I have been accepted in same program as well.

If you haven't landed there, I don't think you can apply for visa extension. You probably would need to apply for study permit again. Btw, I have been accepted in same program as well.