Settlement in Caada

[srikar521]

Hi folks. I am Srikar and I hail from Hyderabad, India.

I am a B.tech (mechanical) graduate with a Post graduate diploma in the field of Naval Architecture and I have over five years of work experience in total.

My job profile in the previous organization (a private sector company) where I had worked was techno-commercial in nature and mainly consisted of design aspects and business development / bidding/ tendering for various Naval projects.

After that, I had changed my job and I was associated with a Danish MNC (which deals with the manufacture of pumps and associated equipment) for seven months. My job profile in this organization pertained to sales and marketing.

I want to pursue MBA from a Canadian university and eventually work and settle in Canada. I am planning to take GMAT soon. What would be more beneficial and what would you recommend?

1) Apply for a PR and then work for a while and pursue my studies ?

OR

2) Apply for a student visa and complete my degree first and then apply for jobs?


Note: I have taken the IELTS test (Score: Listening: 8.5, Reading: 7, Writing: 7, Speaking: 8 ) in the general training module. Would this suffice In case I have to apply for student visa? or would I have to take the IELTS in academic module?

Best Regards,

Srikar

 

[canadianrrk]

hi srikar,

If u wanna go as a PR u need IELTS general..............if as a student then u need IELTS ACADEMIC.

I suggest u go as a PR and study than go as a student and apply for PR.

Student life is easy if u have a PR.

Instead of prep for GMAT/IELTS ACad and processing student visa i recommend u wrap work aroung PR as ur profile is great(based on ielts and qualification).........however i dont kno ur age and marital status.

But yes ur chances of PR are high, just go for it.....btw im also from hyderabad.

cheers,
Rrk.

 

[srikar521]

Hello Sir! Nice to hear from you. Thank you for your advice.

I have started the procedure for the WES evaluation and as advised by you I'm applying for PR. I am 27 Yrs old and unmarried.

Best Regards,

Srikar

 

[ellia]

Have you checked out the official IRCC CRS calculator? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp
I definitely think that going the PR -> studies route is the better option, but checking your CRS score will help you understand how long the PR process might take.

 

[canadianrrk]

Hello Sir! Nice to hear from you. Thank you for your advice.

I have started the procedure for the WES evaluation and as advised by you I'm applying for PR. I am 27 Yrs old and unmarried.

Best Regards,

Srikar

hi,

dont call me sir, iam younger to you.......let me know if u have queries with WES or EE profile.

cheers,
Rrk.