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Try asking the same question from google. It's faster and more accurate. Anyway, for this particular question. Go to Engineers Canada's website. Look for the programs tab on upper left corner of the screen and they click on accreditation board. Then click on undergraduate engineering programs...

No. 5.5 won't land you in any university. There might be some college which you might be able to get in but again, 5.5 bands don't fulfill the minimum requirements for the Canadian student visa.

Your question is very unclear. Did they send the passport back or are they asking for more information? Please write in Punjabi or Hindi if you are from India by any chance which I think you are considering you are talking in lacs. There must be a decision if they sent the passport back, isn't it?

Studies less that 8 months: No work permit Studies anywhere from 8 months to less that 2 years: Work permit for the time of the studies. Example 1 year study, 1 year work permit. Studies 2 or more: A maximum of 3 years of work permit. Kindly search PGWP canada on google and everything is...

Oh no I think it is legally available. One of my contacts actually requested a bit longer permit because he needed a couple of extra months so that he can wait for his provincial nomination or something like that and he actually got 4 months extra. There is a girl my lawyer knows who applied for...

Not in 100 dollars. If you are looking to live in Toronto then it's at least 400 shared or you will be looking at really really small rooms with shared washrooms and no kitchen. The cheapest place to live in GTA is Brampton I suppose and after that some areas in lower mainland, Calgary suburbs...

I personally don't think there should be a problem then. Have fun!!

Wanna exchange permits?? LOL!! I hope they make that mistake with my passport too because I need a longer permit big time and I was enrolled in a 2 year program but graduated in an Year. Anyhow, if you are really sure that you don't need it, then you might wanna consult a lawyer about it. The...

Here is what I think about the payroll thing: I was to start my job with Titam alarms as security systems installer in Regina on 3rd may and the contract was signed in February 2012. I was going to drive to Regina from Vancouver on 1st may and i discover 1:30 am in the morning that the rules...

Your financial statement is to be precise, accurate and simple. DO NOT take help of an agent in case you are. Also, which college and program did you apply to and what are your credentials. All this make a huge difference. And did you pay the fees using the bank loan. If not, do so next time. It...

Not really. I have seen a guy get the visa for canada after being refused a earlier visa to canada as well as Australia. You wanted it to be a University so here are some good options: BC(Vancouver) 1. Douglas college 2. Kwantlen Polytechnic University (I studies here) 3. Langara college...

I did check my inbox baiji but i cannot send personal messages as yet..new members are not allowed to. Anyway, you can surely go with vancouver or toronto but the thing is that all of us international students eventually have to come to Manitoba or Saskatchewan to get the residence. As you are...

Hello Aman, No matter what, Do not go for this technical college and here are the reasons: 1. It is not a recognized college to be able to get a student work permit while studying at this college. Here is the the proof. Just search for " list of participating institutes for off-campus work...

Longer time is a good thing. Me and two of my friends applied together. They got there replies a week before me. Both got refused and I was the only one who got the visa. In my view it's because they are going through your file thoroughly, which is a good thing. All the very best!!

PG diploma after MBA and experience doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Your Ielts score does not fulfill the Canadian per-requisites for post graduate study as far as I know. If you already have a degree and a job, don't try Canada, not worth it and I know that you won't listen to this...

Yes, it is all good. Your job could be part-time or full-time, it doesn't matter. What matters is that you should have the listed number of hours at the job and should have a job offer for a permanent, full-time job. I confirmed this with my lawyer. Precisely, get the number of hours and the job...

It depends on what kind of education you have. The thing is that 8.5 months is not enough to land you your nomination in any province what so ever and you cannot get a PGWP ever again. So, try your level best to find a job in NOC category 0, A or B. If you can't then make sure that you get a job...

Hey Arif, It's 12th July already, so I suppose your work permit expired last month? What is going on with your case right now? Were you able to get the nomination or are you working on the implied status because I think that was the only thing you could have done. What are you planning on doing...