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Hey, looks good, some tips on how you can make it better 1. Proof read and correct grammatical mistakes e.g. Career no carrier. 'Shaping my career' NOT 'Shape up my career" etc. 2. No need to mention Australian student visa rejection, don't mention Australia at all. 3. Paragraph 2 is TOO...

Yes, sent out another application a week ago. No, not CHC ISB. CHC Colombo.

guys take it from me (someone whose been rejected once already), if its taking this long it most likely means your application is being processed. My first rejection didn't even take two weeks. It never even passed the initial checking. So if it takes this long, stands to reason they have...

no need to get personal, dude. I was trying to foster an inclusive environment and I thought this international forum would be open to it. Guess I should've known better. My mistake.

Come and talk to me when Quebec (or any other province) starts dealing in Urdu. Additionally, Quebec is 85% billingual, English and French. At least they understand my so called "REST OF LIFE LANGUAGE"

Oh bhai, try and understand, I'm not trying to discourage the use of our mother tongue, I'm trying to include everyone who might be visiting the forum to be able to get help. No where on this forum does it say that Pakistani students are only allowed to post or get help. While it might be stated...

depends on many factors, not just academic. But for what its worth, your academics look good! Best of luck.

Keep trying gagan, don't give up. That's not to say you should not look into other options (i.e. other countries) but don't get discouraged. Best of luck!

What were your reasons of rejection the first two times? Please give us some details including you country of bith/residence, program etc.

Kem, 1. stop putting BREAKING NEWS at the start of your posts. 2. The notion that quick medical calls indicate high visa chances is not breaking news, it's tried and true on this forum. Your the only member who thinks people end up getting rejected after medical calls, NO one does for...

It was mentioned. Read the post above yours.

A house in your father's name can be used to show your home ties (specially if you don't have too many siblings) You can show additional home ties through work experience, employment letter etc.

2.6 is a very low gpa. You can try to study up for GMAT/GRE and ace the test. That's what I did. But with a 690 GMAT score and 2.95 gpa, I still had a hard time, but was able to convince universities with well written essays and kicking ass during the interviews. Good luck!

No, I contacted the university with this questions, they said the fees can only be paid in July so I had no choice. But the university sent back a letter stating that I paid the initial deposit, which I attached to the application.

Decent advise all around. Since my father is sponsoring me, I showed his wage slips. He is also working in Sri Lanka (and the rest of the family is here too) hence why I applied from Sri Lanka. Since he is an expat, his income is in USD not LKR...

Or do we get a different VO?

I applied online on 30th april, got my rejection letter today. My profile IELTS 8.0 Admitted to MBA @ Degroote, McMaster Working in Sri Lanka, Citizen of Pakistan The following reasons were ticked off in the checklist I am not satisfied you have sufficient and available financial resource I...

Wow nssnick, that's quiet a heavy topic, and touching upon fears that almost every poster on this board is experiencing or has experienced in the past. All we can do is hope for the best and try our hardest. Good luck!

You should CHC ISB's application page, it will inform you of all documents required as well as the correct duration. Home ties can be shown through property, family, employment (family or personal) and any plans you might have once you return from Canada. Write a detailed SOP where you explain...

Yes you can, no problem. You will get two offer letters. You can apply for a study permit using either one.