HSBATTH said:
I know bro these are less %age.I also know board does not matters to anybody.but these are non-medical %ages.and I am 100% sure there will be some other reason inside CAIPS.i'm going to order it shorty.
and if there will be a need I will write about less %age and future prospects in SOP.
Thanks Josh21,just_do_it for your help and sorry If I have said anything wrong to you people.
Just looking at your profile that you posted, that is the only thing that stood out (based on the refusal reasons) and others have pointed that out too in other posts.
You have to realize that these visa officers get tons of student applications every day and there are others with better %age applying with similar programs. So that unfortunately puts you at a disadvantage when your file is being analyzed. Not saying it is not possible, i have myself seen people with low grades get a visa. but perhaps they are getting more strict now that Canada is becoming the new Australia as a student destination and tons of people applying every day.
What board you graduated from and its difficulty is not the issue here and i very much doubt the VO's care. also, +2 in non-medical does not restrict you from taking business programs. but then again, it depends on the VO's mentality (which you just can't judge).
You said you already have 2 rejections. That again puts in an uncomfortable spot. Each rejection reduces chances of being approved in future applications. I'm not trying to be mean or anything but you need to know the truth in terms of what your chances are so you can be better prepared if you do apply again. I can sit here and tell you that everything will be fine, apply again and pray to god and all that, but i would be doing you a disservice.
Here's my advice, wait for your CAIPs notes and see whats written in there. If the problem is your low %age, then you know what the sticking point is. If it is so, you can do 3 things:
1. Redo your +2 again (perhaps in CBSE) and work hard to get a better %age. This only takes another year and you have proof to show that you have tried and done better and are capable of doing so in canada too.
2. Enroll into a bachelors degree and graduate with good marks and then apply for a PG course. this will take longer obviously.
3. Try again with a different program and write a strong SOP supporting your claims that you can and will do better. You would be very lucky to be approved since the chances are slim.
and life does not end if you do not get a visa. Perhaps there is something else in store for you. all that happens is for the good.
Good Luck