Easy admission requirements DLI

[Mohamed Ibrahim_86]

Good morning in Kuwait time Dears,

If someone is having 60% grade in Bachelor degree (Engineering ).

Do you know such DLI can accept 60% in its admission requirements?

I'm talking about post graduate programs please advise.

Then I already studied most of the courses (90%) of them in English as language of instruction.

Do I need to do IELTS or any other English language test?

Then if I do have 25,000 CAD can I apply for good post graduate program

Including all expenses ( accommodation +general expenses +tution +tickets

Please advise.

Thank you in advance,

 

[zainab.p]

Good morning in Kuwait time Dears,

If someone is having 60% grade in Bachelor degree (Engineering ).

Do you know such DLI can accept 60% in its admission requirements?

I'm talking about post graduate programs please advise.

Then I already studied most of the courses (90%) of them in English as language of instruction.

Do I need to do IELTS or any other English language test?

Then if I do have 25,000 CAD can I apply for good post graduate program

Including all expenses ( accommodation +general expenses +tution +tickets

Please advise.

Thank you in advance,

Yes you can apply for PG programs, but not Masters rather PG Diploma programs in DLI. Under the condition that you have less than 3 backlogs.
Still you need to appear for IELTS
money depends on program of study, though most of the courses charge aroung $ 15,000 tuition per year + medical + acc+tckt+travel n general

hope this helps

 

[Mohamed Ibrahim_86]

Thanks for your feedback ,

Can I obtain a letter from my university stating that English is the language of instruction in it and that's enough?

Other thing can you suggest an easy admission requirements DLI and Cheap as well.

 

[Bs65]

There is unfortunately no such thing as a cheap institution for an international student so budget 15000-20000 dollars per year plus 10000 living expenses. You can work 20 hours a week and that might cover some living expense but nothing else.

As for recommendations your post did not indicate which course you have in mind. The course must be relevant to your qualifications, any work experience and your career aspirations when you return to your home country.

As for English language capability institutions all have different requirements given obviously anyone with limited English would be disruptive to other students, hence IELTS as part of the process.

So start with which course and location preference.

 

[zainab.p]

Thanks for your feedback ,

Can I obtain a letter from my university stating that English is the language of instruction in it and that's enough?

Other thing can you suggest an easy admission requirements DLI and Cheap as well.

https://www.ontariocolleges.ca/en/programs
browse programs here....but as i told u most programs are 15k n thats minimum

 

[Mohamed Ibrahim_86]

There is unfortunately no such thing as a cheap institution for an international student so budget 15000-20000 dollars per year plus 10000 living expenses. You can work 20 hours a week and that might cover some living expense but nothing else.

As for recommendations your post did not indicate which course you have in mind. The course must be relevant to your qualifications, any work experience and your career aspirations when you return to your home country.

As for English language capability institutions all have different requirements given obviously anyone with limited English would be disruptive to other students, hence IELTS as part of the process.

So start with which course and location preference.

Thank you for your feedback.

For example if I applied for two years post graduate program.

And I just have first year expenses, Does VAC accept application with statement of fund for first year only or the fund should be for the whole two years?

Thank you in advance,

 

[leed3]

Hey, yes it does accept.
Although they would also accept the tuition for the first semester only The tuition for the whole year would be just fine. Not sure if it does increase your chances though. Some would say that Any way to provide a proof of fund for the next year even if it's not liquid would be a great step.

Keep in mind that you have to meet the CAD 10000$ for your stay in Canada over the tuition that you will have paid.

Note: These figures increases when you itend to bring any dependent with you in Canada.

Hope I answered to your expectations.

 

[Mohamed Ibrahim_86]

Thanks for feedback.

Did they mention that in cic site?

 

[leed3]

Outside Quebec
Persons coming to Canada
Amount of funds required per year (additional to the tuition)
Amount of funds required per month (additional to the tuition)
You (the student)
$10,000
$833
First family member
$4,000
$333
Every additional accompanying family member
$3,000
$255
Example:
If you and two family members want to come to a province outside Quebec for a year, you will need:

• Tuition +$10,000 (for the student)
• +$4,000 (for the first family member)
• +$3,000 (for the second family member)
  Total: Tuition + $17,000

In Quebec
Persons coming to Canada
Amount of funds required per year (additional to the tuition)
Amount of funds required per month (additional to the tuition)
You (the student)
$11,000
$917
First family member (18 years or older)
$5,100
$425
First family member (under the age of 18)
$3,800
$317
Every additional accompanying family member (18 years or older)
$5,125
$427
Every additional accompanying family member (under the age of 18)
$1,903
$159
Example
If you and two family members (over the age of 18) want to come to Quebec for a year, you will need

• Tuition +$11,000 (for the student)
• +$5,100 (for the first family member)
• +$5,125 (for the second family member)
  Total: Tuition + $21,225

If your country uses foreign-exchange controls, prove that you will be allowed to export funds for all of your expenses.

 

[Mohamed Ibrahim_86]

Outside Quebec
Persons coming to Canada
Amount of funds required per year (additional to the tuition)
Amount of funds required per month (additional to the tuition)
You (the student)
$10,000
$833
First family member
$4,000
$333
Every additional accompanying family member
$3,000
$255
Example:
If you and two family members want to come to a province outside Quebec for a year, you will need:

• Tuition +$10,000 (for the student)
• +$4,000 (for the first family member)
• +$3,000 (for the second family member)
  Total: Tuition + $17,000

In Quebec
Persons coming to Canada
Amount of funds required per year (additional to the tuition)
Amount of funds required per month (additional to the tuition)
You (the student)
$11,000
$917
First family member (18 years or older)
$5,100
$425
First family member (under the age of 18)
$3,800
$317
Every additional accompanying family member (18 years or older)
$5,125
$427
Every additional accompanying family member (under the age of 18)
$1,903
$159
Example
If you and two family members (over the age of 18) want to come to Quebec for a year, you will need

• Tuition +$11,000 (for the student)
• +$5,100 (for the first family member)
• +$5,125 (for the second family member)
  Total: Tuition + $21,225

If your country uses foreign-exchange controls, prove that you will be allowed to export funds for all of your expenses.

Yes I have read that information before, I meant did they mention that I can just bring the first year expenses if the program is lasting for two years or more? Or even the program is one year +ESL program?

Appreciate your time and effort

 

[Mohamed Ibrahim_86]

Yes I have read that information before, I meant did they mention that I can just bring the first year expenses if the program is lasting for two years or more? Or even the program is one year +ESL program?

Appreciate your time and effort