Pakistani Students applying for January 2019 intake gather here!
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yes i have ordered GCMS notes but i have applied before the arrival of gcm notes.
@qasim95 I got my CGMS notes , the VO states that I have slightly less funds (<500$ happened due to rupee devaluation ) , and I will be exhausting all my savings. No other reason is stated. Now I am applying again for visa. The problem is that McMaster did not differ my admit. I have Concordia admit and planning to apply for visa selecting Concordia. Will it be VO might suspect why I am changing university ? or will it be fine.
Hi everyone.
I am new to this forum. First, I can confirm that I do not have the following credentials:
1. No IELTS, never did in my life.
2. No Bank Statement, belong to a very poor family
I am a full-time student in NUST, doing an MS (funded by PEEF). I have some 6 months of experience to visit UK as a research scholar (to complete my research thesis, was funded by Royal Society of Chemistry).
Now:
I have been accepted into a PhD program (biotechnology). I have been offered:
1. A funding of $36539/per annum from university, but unfortunately, after deduction of tuition fees ($25883/per annum), I’d have $10656/per annum, which I can utilise to cover my living costs.
2. A residence for the first three months in one of the university suites (paid by my supervisor from his research grants as research fellowship)
I still didn’t apply for visa, and I am thinking to do this by the end of February, as I’d need police certificate etc.
I can see, you all are brilliant guys. You do have IELTS and personal financial support. I am in a situation that I can’t afford an IELTS. I really don’t want to get my passport stuck with Canadian Embassy as I do have another brilliant opportunity.
Please can anyone recommend, should I apply for Canadian student visa or shouldn’t?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Bilal
I am new to this forum. First, I can confirm that I do not have the following credentials:
1. No IELTS, never did in my life.
2. No Bank Statement, belong to a very poor family
I am a full-time student in NUST, doing an MS (funded by PEEF). I have some 6 months of experience to visit UK as a research scholar (to complete my research thesis, was funded by Royal Society of Chemistry).
Now:
I have been accepted into a PhD program (biotechnology). I have been offered:
1. A funding of $36539/per annum from university, but unfortunately, after deduction of tuition fees ($25883/per annum), I’d have $10656/per annum, which I can utilise to cover my living costs.
2. A residence for the first three months in one of the university suites (paid by my supervisor from his research grants as research fellowship)
I still didn’t apply for visa, and I am thinking to do this by the end of February, as I’d need police certificate etc.
I can see, you all are brilliant guys. You do have IELTS and personal financial support. I am in a situation that I can’t afford an IELTS. I really don’t want to get my passport stuck with Canadian Embassy as I do have another brilliant opportunity.
Please can anyone recommend, should I apply for Canadian student visa or shouldn’t?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Bilal
bro maybe deposit the extra money and try to contact your international office of mcmaster , they would help u in late defferal and with the sop.
hey, my parents will be sponsoring me. They will show their 6 month bank statement, account maintenance certificate and salary slips. I will show 3 month bank statement and salary slips. The bank gave me an account maintenance certificate, but the branch name spelling is incorrect. 3 different spellings on the account maintenance certificate (header, main form field and footer address). I told the bank regarding this issue and they said that wont matter, the bank's signature matters.
So my question is, should I even attach my account maintenance certificate, since there is a spelling error and I am already attaching my bank statement, my salary slips and my parents are my sponsors. OR will the spelling error not matter and I can submit my maintenance certificate too.
Thanks
I happen to know a scholar(MS from NUST as well) who got his visa without any bank statement or IELTS. So you have a bright chance, I would suggest you to go for it.
Besides you don't have to submit your Passport if you are applying online.
Dear Muhammad Haseeb Javed,
Aslam o alaikum
Thank you very much for your reply, and this has given me a sigh of comfort.
Yes, I have checked the online visa application, and I shall go for it. Thanks for giving me such a great information that I wouldn't have to submit my passport.
I wish you very best of luck for your future.
Sincerely,
Bilal
salam
i have done electrical engineering from NED and got a CGPA of 2.2 ( slightly above 60%) , gonna take GRE and Ielts test in upcoming NOV
need guidance about which university should i apply for master ( which has high probability of accepting me ) and how to improve my chances ?
i have done electrical engineering from NED and got a CGPA of 2.2 ( slightly above 60%) , gonna take GRE and Ielts test in upcoming NOV
need guidance about which university should i apply for master ( which has high probability of accepting me ) and how to improve my chances ?
Dear Jawad,
I believe, after you have completed a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, you’d go for a master's degree program in the same field. Depending on the university, a master’s could be either a research or a taught program. Seeing your CGPA (of 2.2/4.0, is that?), I wouldn't suggest that you apply for a taught program, as you wouldn't have any chances of selection. Therefore, try and find the institutions offering a master's degree by research in your field. After you have found one of such institutions, you should contact your potential supervisor, by sending him/her an email containing your statement of intent. Once you get an approval from one of the academics (to take you as their research student), your chances of admission to a university increase.
I hope this helps.
Yours sincerely,
Bilal
I believe, after you have completed a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, you’d go for a master's degree program in the same field. Depending on the university, a master’s could be either a research or a taught program. Seeing your CGPA (of 2.2/4.0, is that?), I wouldn't suggest that you apply for a taught program, as you wouldn't have any chances of selection. Therefore, try and find the institutions offering a master's degree by research in your field. After you have found one of such institutions, you should contact your potential supervisor, by sending him/her an email containing your statement of intent. Once you get an approval from one of the academics (to take you as their research student), your chances of admission to a university increase.
I hope this helps.
Yours sincerely,
Bilal
Hello, I have applied for fall 2019 intake for ucalgary. Can you tell me the expected date when I can have my result about admission. I applied in September 2018. Thanks
Should we need to submit tax return files when applying for Canada study permit ? Coz my mother is showing rental properties as a source of income . Is it important??? Please any one can help me
it is always recommended to do so. Infact, for india, it is a part of the checklist.