why are you not sending momi bahi. I personally think you should update ur file with new LOA. any specific reasons of not sendingmomi said:
Application Status - CHC Islamabad "Summer"
- Thread starter ramzero
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I have seen at least two interviews of VO in India, on some sites. Don't we deserve the same from our CHC? The VO answered all reason behind the delays and what are the do's and don'ts of filling application.
Inam89 said:
can you post the link here? yeah certainly we deserve but its the international repo of Pakistan which makes our orginastions to work (delay) freely.
Here you go: http://www.myeducationtimes.com/educationTimes/CMSD/Chat/231/2012040220120402232820994dad16dfc/Transcript-of-chat-on-student-visa-rules-in-Canada.htmlArslanZahid said:
Dec Jan Wale rhte hai phr mra no haaa Feb kaaaa Heyyyy University People, i am now working on getting admission in university in case i get refused for the College i have applied for. Tell me about the GMAT and GRE. What to do? Whats better and comaparatively easy and fast to get result? This is the only thing i lack for applying in a university.
GRE and GMAT are both very similar tests in some ways and very different in other ways.
Usually you have to look at which program you are applying for and what there requirements are ? Usually business schools require you to take GMAT, but very few business schools do accept GRE as well.
Technical schools would prefer GRE. Most schools in Canada usually don't require you to write a GRE test. You would want to take up GRE if:
(a) You are trying to get a scholarship.
(b) You have poor grades and you need to make up for it by showing good scores in GRE.
As a rule of a thumb, if you are good quantitatively you would want to take GMAT. On the other hand, if you have good english vocabulary, you should take GRE.
Usually you have to look at which program you are applying for and what there requirements are ? Usually business schools require you to take GMAT, but very few business schools do accept GRE as well.
Technical schools would prefer GRE. Most schools in Canada usually don't require you to write a GRE test. You would want to take up GRE if:
(a) You are trying to get a scholarship.
(b) You have poor grades and you need to make up for it by showing good scores in GRE.
As a rule of a thumb, if you are good quantitatively you would want to take GMAT. On the other hand, if you have good english vocabulary, you should take GRE.
ziasaheb said:
Canadian University doesn't require GRE for admission in Master's or Bachelor's degree. If you have good TOEFL/IELTS score you can apply.ziasaheb said:
However, GMAT is required if you are applying for Management courses like MBA.
Overall score of more than 540.ziasaheb said:
minimum acceptable Overall percentile of 50
minimum acceptable individual section percentile 45
GMAT score includes a percentile ranking that gives you a measure of how your skill level compares with your peers'. GMAT percentile rankings look at the past three years of test-taker data and tell you how you match up.
Percentile is calculated by : (total students - your position)/total students )* 100
Also read this: http://www.mba.com/the-gmat/gmat-scores-and-score-reports/what-your-percentile-ranking-means.aspx