No Visa for Punjabi's

[sawal]

sahi keha brother..baba ji te wishwaas rakho te fir to apply kardo waheguru ji da naam lai ke oh jaroor mehr karan ge..waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh..

see my profile

10th 78%
12th 68.4%
BCA 67% GNDU

IELTS 7.5 (l 8 r 8 w 6.5 s 7 )

one year fees paid 13000$ +
GIC 10,000$ in nova scotia bank
course : software development and network engineering sheridan

applied on 29/10/2012
passport dispatched 31/10/2012 in the evening

REJECTED

REASON course mismatch

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10th 57%
12th 55%
BCA 69% PTU
IELTS 6 (l 6 r 6 w 5.5 s 5.5 )

one year fees paid 13000$ +
loan of 7 lakh for living expenses
course : software development and network engineering sheridan

applied on 16/11/2012

passport dispatched 20/11/2012

VISA APPROVED

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waise i am happy for my friend who got his visa ..... but ehna nu puchan wala hove bhenchodo hun ohde wari sala course mismatch ni hoea ..... nale haram deo hun tusi dasunge sanu kera course karna chaida ........ uthe visa officer bithaye a ke sale carrer counselor ,,, nale ik visa officer nu matlab duniya di har ik field da pata na ke kehnu kera course match karda ,,,,,, sala case officer a ke EINSTIEN hahahaha
fucking retarded idiots ...... sorry for my abusive language here but i mean each and every word here kash kuch hor galan v likh sakda but there a few girls on this forum but mere yaar baeliyo samaj jao ehna di ******** ea

 

[just_do_it]

I wouldn't be surprised if students from punjab are profiled and subjected to stricter scrunity compared to those from other parts of the country. After all, most of scam/ sham cases they come across do originate in punjab. because of some, an entire state has to face the consequences. So it falls onto those applying to make sure you prove beyond any doubt that you do not have other motives of going to canada (it's funny though that non-genuine students who get to canada on student visa's have better chances since they get help from people who know the loopholes or how to play the system).

It used to be easier i think back when i applied when you had to go to an interview. atleast you had the chance to prove your purpose in person rather than on a piece of paper.

But i would suggest you think about it for a second, what you are going to study, how is relevant to what you have done in the past. I know there should not be limitation on what you CAN do based on what you HAVE done. But unfortunately sometimes it is not the case. although, you do have a choice of changing your programs once you get here.