Hello friends.. m really feeling discouraged nd low coz i only have one issue that disturbes me every night nd day.. i completed my b.tech in 5 years rather than completing it in 4 years.. coz of some backlogs.. but scored 70%.Although i have scored overall 7 with no module less than 6 and also hold DELF A1&A2 certifications but still i am very afraid of thinking of visa chances.. plz help me guys.. i seriously need some guidance nd encouragement...
Feeling discouraged nd negative..
- Thread starter mushu18
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First of all don't be negative about it, as your profile is completely normal.
There are many who had a year drop and still made it to Canada.
It depends completely on how you present your application and your Statement of Purpose.
Answer some questions, maybe we can help you better.
1) Your complete Profile. Right from 10th Std.
2) Course applied or willing to apply.?
3) How did you spend your Drop period ?
There are many who had a year drop and still made it to Canada.
It depends completely on how you present your application and your Statement of Purpose.
Answer some questions, maybe we can help you better.
1) Your complete Profile. Right from 10th Std.
2) Course applied or willing to apply.?
3) How did you spend your Drop period ?
10th ICSE board: 72%
12th punjab board: 60%
B.tech: 70% ( completed in 5 years),(10-12 backlogs).
IELTS: 7(no module less than 6)
DELF A1:78%
DELF A2: 62%
Preparing for DELF B1.
I have not applied anywhere yet but i want to go for pg diploma for sept 2017. Will apply within 5 to 7 days but very tensed..
12th punjab board: 60%
B.tech: 70% ( completed in 5 years),(10-12 backlogs).
IELTS: 7(no module less than 6)
DELF A1:78%
DELF A2: 62%
Preparing for DELF B1.
I have not applied anywhere yet but i want to go for pg diploma for sept 2017. Will apply within 5 to 7 days but very tensed..
First of all, don't be tense anymore and feel positive. What you can do at this point is choose a program related to your past qualification and make a strong statement of purpose. The key is to convince the visa officer that intent of going to Canada is only for higher studies and how that program will help in your career. In your case, the key will be your SOP, and your choice of program. Many students choose a program which is easily available in India and cost much less than abroad which raises doubt into the mind of VO. I hope, this helps. Good luck.mushu18 said:
mushu18 said:
I would suggest you apply for University rather than College if you have enough funds.
Try getting a help of a counselor available in your city.
Generally, people who have completed B.Tech or similar Bachelors with job experience is likely to be rejected by the Embassy If the chosen program is PG Diploma. Though there are cases where some people managed to get through. The only choice remains is to pursue a similar program at Masters level related to past qualifications and work experience.jo0503 said: